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1. Oxford Dictionary

   frighten

   • IPA[ˈfrʌɪtn]

   英式

   • v.
     make (someone) afraid or anxious；deter someone or something from involvement or action by making them afraid

   • verb: frighten, 3rd person present: frightens, gerund or present participle: frightening, past tense: frightened, past participle: frightened

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. make (someone) afraid or anxious the savagery of his thoughts frightened him farmers are being frightened into scaling down their breeding plans
   • ▪ deter someone or something from involvement or action by making them afraid if you say anything to him you might frighten him off the government denies legal responsibility, presumably to frighten off other claimants
   • ▪ (of a person) become afraid or anxious at his age, I guess he doesn't frighten any more

   frightened

   • adj.
     afraid or anxious: a frightened child I'm not frightened of him

   Oxford Dictionary

   frightened

   • adj.
     afraid or anxious: a frightened child

   Oxford American Dictionary

   frighten the horses

   • ph.
     do something likely to cause public outrage or offense

   Oxford American Dictionary

   frighten the horses

   • ph.
     do something likely to cause public outrage or offence

   Oxford Dictionary

   frighten the life out of

   • ph.
     terrify

   Oxford Dictionary

   frighten the life out of

   • ph.
     terrify

   Oxford American Dictionary

   be frightened of one's shadow

   • ph.
     be very timid or nervous

   Oxford Dictionary

   be frightened of one's shadow

   • ph.
     be very timid or nervous

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   frighten

   • IPA[ˈfrītn]

   美式

   • v.
     make (someone) afraid or anxious: the savagery of his thoughts frightened him people were no longer easily frightened into docility

   Oxford American Dictionary