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Meaning of Affright in Spanish :

affright

1

espanto

NOUN
  • holiest to phantoms of horror and affright. más sagrado de los fantasmas de horror y espanto.
  • The procurator wheeled round in affright; El procurador giró en espanto;
  • It was the affright of the priest in the presence of ... Fue el espanto de los sacerdotes, en presencia de ...
  • still affright our eyes when seen ... todavía espanto los ojos cuando se ve ...
  • ... that countenance can thee affright. ... ese rostro te pueden espanto.
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More meaning of Affright

horror

I)

horror

NOUN
  • My life is just one horror after another. Mi vida es sólo un horror atrás de otro.
  • All these are like a movie horror. Todo esto es como una película de horror.
  • I sat frozen with horror for a minute or two. Me senté con horror congelado durante un minuto o dos.
  • Talk about a horror show. Se habla sobre un horror.
  • She looked at him in horror. Ella lo miró con horror.
  • But censorship cannot completely hide the horror. Pero la censura no puede ocultar completamente el horror.
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II)

terror

NOUN
  • Just like in a horror novel. Igual que en una novela de terror.
  • The horror movies were behind me. Las películas de terror estaban detrás de mi.
  • This is like a moment from a horror movie. Este momento parece sacado de una película de terror.
  • That pure moment of absolute horror gave me light. Ese instante de terror absoluto me dio luz.
  • Your horror stories don't involve you personally. Tus historias de terror no te involucran personalmente.
  • You make horror movies. Haces películas de terror.
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espanto

NOUN
  • The mere thought made him cold with horror. La mera idea le hizo frío de espanto.
  • ... thirst have lost their horror for us and as a consequence ... ... sed han perdido su espanto para nosotros y como consecuencia la ...
  • ... sat, frozen with horror. ... sáb, helado de espanto.
  • Considering the many reactions of horror to the plans of ... Dadas las muchas reacciones de espanto a los planes del ...
  • ... as sheets, frozen with horror at the tragedy; ... como sábanas, helado de espanto a la tragedia;
  • village, speechless with horror. pueblo, mudos de espanto.
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fright

I)

susto

NOUN
Synonyms: scare, shock, scared, startle
  • He gave me a real fright. Me dio un terrible susto.
  • You look a fright. Se ven un susto.
  • You gave me a fright. Qué susto me has dado.
  • You gave me such a fright. Me has dado un susto.
  • You gave me a fright. Me has dado un susto.
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II)

espanto

NOUN
  • He yelled then with fright and swung about. Gritó entonces con espanto y giró alrededor.
  • ... recall the whole herd from their stationary fright. ... recordar a todo el rebaño de su espanto estacionaria.
  • ... in an agony of fright. ... en una agonía de espanto.
  • I must have looked a fright. Debo haber lucido un espanto.
  • ... in the frenzy of their fright, as it were ... en el frenesí de su espanto, como si fuera
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III)

miedo

NOUN
  • In fright, she signed it. Con el miedo, la firmó.
  • I got a real fright. He pasado verdadero miedo.
  • He developed mic fright. Le tomó miedo al micrófono.
  • So you had stage fright. Así que tuviste miedo al escenario.
  • ... when they put me together they forgot the daily fright. ... cuando me volvieron a coser olvidaron el miedo diario.
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IV)

buen susto

NOUN
Synonyms: scare
  • You gave us all quite a fright, though. Pero nos diste un buen susto.
  • He'd give you a fright. Te daría un buen susto.
  • Might give those greenhorn dudes a fright. Les daremos un buen susto a esos novatos.
  • ... , giving them a fright. ... y les di un buen susto.
  • ... they get here and give them a fright! ... de que lleguen, y así les damos un buen susto!
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V)

sobresalto

NOUN
Synonyms: start, startled
VI)

asustó

NOUN
  • On the twelfth stroke it suddenly took fright En la última, se asustó de golpe
  • they took fright at his bewilderment, and que se asustó en su desconcierto, y
  • they took fright at his bewilderment, ... que se asustó en su desconcierto, ...
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dismay

I)

consternación

NOUN
Synonyms: consternation
  • Our friends looked at him in surprise and dismay. Nuestros amigos lo miró con sorpresa y consternación.
  • It seemed to smile in mockery of my dismay. Parecía sonreír en son de burla de mi consternación.
  • He wept in his pain and dismay. Lloró en su dolor y consternación.
  • He stood a second in dismay. Se quedó un segundo en la consternación.
  • Here was matter for dismay, for they were ... Aquí se importa para su consternación, ya que eran ...
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II)

espanto

NOUN
  • ... gave a shriek of dismay. ... dio un grito de espanto.
III)

desaliento

NOUN
  • enough to strike dismay even into a suficiente para infundir desaliento incluso en un
  • ... it true?" she exclaimed in dismay. ... cierto? ", Exclamó con desaliento.
IV)

disgusto

NOUN
  • Much to my parents' dismay. Para disgusto de mis padres.
  • ... chemical experiments, much to the dismay of my parents, ... ... experimentos químicos, para el disgusto de mis padres, ...
  • May nothing you dismay!" Que nada te disgusto!
  • suspicion, anger, dismay, and wretchedness which ... sospecha, ira, disgusto, y la miseria que ...
  • and, to the dismay of her enemies, she didn't ... y, para el disgusto de sus enemigos, no ...
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V)

desazón

NOUN
VI)

desánimo

NOUN
VII)

asombro

NOUN
  • ... laughed at my expression of dismay and laid it upon ... ... reír al ver mi expresión de asombro y la puso sobre ...
  • ... at my expression of dismay and laid it upon ... ... de mi expresión de asombro y la puso sobre ...
  • exclamation of dismay, was silent. exclamación de asombro, se quedó en silencio.
  • ... arose a multitudinous shout of dismay and surprise. ... se levantó un grito multitudinario de asombro y de sorpresa.
  • A murmur of dismay and horror ran through ... Un murmullo de asombro y de terror corrió entre ...
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VIII)

desmayo

NOUN
IX)

desconcierto

NOUN
  • heart that his answer must sow dismay. corazón que su respuesta tiene que sembrar desconcierto.

astonishment

I)

asombro

NOUN
  • My anger was greater than my astonishment for a minute. Mi enojo fue mayor mi asombro por un minuto.
  • For the astonishment of the children. Para el asombro de los niños.
  • The portraits themselves seemed to be staring in astonishment. Los retratos se parecía mirar con asombro.
  • I looked around me in astonishment. Miré a mi alrededor con asombro.
  • He heard her with astonishment. Él la escuchó con asombro.
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II)

sorpresa

NOUN
  • His astonishment made me happy. La sorpresa me agradó.
  • The astonishment here was much greater ... La sorpresa aquí fue mucho mayor ...
  • astonishment during this conversation. sorpresa durante esta conversación.
  • she could hardly restrain her astonishment from being visible. que apenas pudo contener su sorpresa de ser visibles.
  • astonishment she found the trained nurse standing as if ... sorpresa se encontró con la enfermera de pie, como si ...
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III)

estupor

NOUN
IV)

espanto

NOUN
  • ... we can do is watch in astonishment and horror. ... lo que podemos hacer es verlo con espanto y horror.

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