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effray
▪ I. effray obs. var. affray n.1375 Barbour Bruce v. 113 In sic effray thai baid that nycht. 1483 Caxton G. de la Tour B iij, For no gentil wymmen ought to make none effrayes in them. 1553 Douglas æneis (ed. 1) xi. xvii. 67 Acca schawis to him and all his feris The huge effray [ed. Small affray].▪ I... Oxford English Dictionary
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afraid | translate English to French - Cambridge Dictionary
afraid translate: effrayé/-ée, qui a peur, anxieux/-euse, qui craint, peur, effrayé, désolé, peur. Learn more in the Cambridge English-French Dictionary.
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frightening - English-French Dictionary WordReference.com
frighten [sb/sth] ⇒ vtr (scare [sb], [sth]) effrayer⇒ vtr : faire peur à loc v + prép : You frightened me, jumping out of nowhere like that! Her hoots of laughter frightened the cat. Ses éclats de rire ont effrayé le chat. Tu m'as fait peur à sortant de nulle part comme ça ! Ses éclats de rire ont fait peur au chat. frighten [sb ...
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afraid - Traduction en français - exemples anglais | Reverso Context
Traduction de "afraid" en français. Adjectif / Participe. effrayé craint craignant apeuré peureux. timide. timoré. peur. Voir plus. Rather afraid, because children usually lie for their own self-defense. Plutôt effrayé, car les enfants mentent généralement pour se défendre.
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effere
▪ I. † eˈffere, a. Obs. rare—1. [ad. L. effer-us, f. ex out + ferus fierce.] Excessively wild or fierce.1586 J. Hooker Girald. Hist. Irel. in Holinshed II. 144/1 Let us returne to the historie of this effere..nation.▪ II. † eˈffere, n. Sc. Obs. rare. Also afeir, affeir. [Used metr. gr. for fear n.1;... Oxford English Dictionary
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Jean-Claude Guillebaud
Guillebaud on France Inter Jean-Claude Guillebaud on Académie d'Angoumois Jean-Claude Guillebaud : Sur la guerre, nos dirigeants sont dans la grandiloquence effrayée wikipedia.org
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astonying
† aˈstonying, vbl. n. Obs. [f. prec. + -ing1.] = astonishing, astonishment; see their senses.1388 Wyclif Amos iv. 6 Y gaf to ȝou astonying [1382 eggyng] of teeth in all ȝoure cities. 1576 Baker Gesner's Jewel Health 131 a, The person troubled with ..the astonying of partes. 1580 Hollyband Treas. Fr.... Oxford English Dictionary
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La Légende des siècles
Le Temps présent (La Vérité, lumière effrayée ; Tout était vision ; Jean Chouan ; Le cimetière d'Eylau ; 1851 — choix entre deux passants ; Écrit en exil Le Temps présent (La Vérité, lumière effrayée ; Tout était vision ; Jean Chouan ; Après la bataille ; Les paroles de mon oncle ; Le cimetière d'Eylau ; wikipedia.org
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abashing
abashing, vbl. n. (əˈbæʃɪŋ) Also 4 abasshyng; and in Northern writers, 5– abaysing, abaisyng, abasing; not to be confounded with abasing. [f. abash v. + -ing1.] The act of confounding, or putting to dismay; the state of confusion, dismay, or astonishment; abashment. Now mostly gerundial.c 1374 Chauc... Oxford English Dictionary
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storm - English-French Dictionary WordReference.com
orage nm. The storm will bring high winds and rain. L'orage va amener des vents violents et de la pluie. storm, thunderstorm n. (thunder, lightning) (avec éclairs) orage nm. The electrical storm frightened our dog, who is afraid of lightning and thunder. L'orage a effrayé notre chien, qui a peur des éclairs et de la foudre.
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dreadour
dreadour Sc. (ˈdrɛdə(r)) Also 5–6 dreddour, 6 dred-, draid-, dreidour, 8–9 dridder, dreder, drither. [f. dread with F. suffix, after such words as dolour, terror.] Fear, dread.1536 Bellenden Cron. Scot. (1821) I. 114 He fled with gret dredour to his tentis. 1553 Douglas' æneis ix. xii. 67 With dredf... Oxford English Dictionary
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boast
▪ I. boast, n.1 (bəʊst) Forms: 3–7 bost, 4–6 boste, 4–5 boost, 6 Sc. boist, 6– boast. [ME. bōst n., bōsten vb. are both found before 1300: their mutual relation and origin are unknown. (The Celtic words, Welsh bostio, Gael. bòsd, etc., which have been hastily assumed as the source, appear to be mere... Oxford English Dictionary
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frightened - English-French Dictionary WordReference.com
frighten [sb/sth] ⇒ vtr (scare [sb], [sth]) effrayer⇒ vtr : faire peur à loc v + prép : You frightened me, jumping out of nowhere like that! Her hoots of laughter frightened the cat. Ses éclats de rire ont effrayé le chat. Tu m'as fait peur à sortant de nulle part comme ça ! Ses éclats de rire ont fait peur au chat. frighten [sb ...
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1.8 (生词) Flashcards | Quizlet
Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like pierre précieuse, effroyable, épouvantable, avoir eu très peur, être effrayé and more.
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fray
▪ I. fray, n.1 (freɪ) Also 6 frai(e, 7 frey. [aphetic f. affray, effray. Cf. fray v.1] 1. A feeling of fear; alarm, fright, terror. Also in phrase to take a or the fray. Cf. affray n. 2. Obs. exc. Sc.c 1340 Cursor M. 4775 (Trin.) Whenne iacob was moost in fray God him coumfortide. 1398 Trevisa Barth... Oxford English Dictionary
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