fright

alarm, fear, fright, horror, panic, terror, dread

名词 fright:

1. an emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or danger (usually accompanied by a desire to flee or fight)
   同义词：fear, fearfulness

动词 fright:

1. cause fear in
   同义词：frighten, scare, affright

1. He cried out in fright as the dark figure approached.
   那个黑影向他逼近，他吓得叫了出来。
2. The horse reared (up) in fright.
   那马因受惊而用後腿直立(起来).
3. He was shaking with fright as if he had seen a ghost.
   他吓得直哆嗦，就好像看见了鬼一样。
4. The horse took a fright at the sound of the explosion.
   马听到爆炸声受了惊。
5. He gave me a fright by bursting into a sudden laughter.
   他突然大笑起来，吓了我一跳。

fright

n.（名词）
Sudden, intense fear, as of something immediately threatening; alarm.See Synonyms at fear
惊恐：突然、紧张的恐惧，象某些可怖事物突然出现；惊恐参见 fear
Informal Something extremely unsightly, alarming, or strange:
【非正式用语】 怪人（物）：奇丑、可怖或奇异的事：
例句：
Brush your hair; you look a fright.
梳梳你的头发；你看起来真丑

v.tr.（及物动词）
fright.ed,fright.ing,frights 【古语】
To frighten.
使害怕

来源：
Middle English
中古英语
from Old English fyrhto, fryhto
源自 古英语 fyrhto, fryhto
V., from Middle English frighten [to frighten, be afraid]
动词，源自 中古英语 frighten [害怕，担心]
from Old English fyrhtan
源自 古英语 fyrhtan