fright
pronunciation
UK [fraɪt]
US [fraɪt]
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- n.
- 恐怖
- 惊吓
- 可怕的东西，难看的人
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- v.
- 使惊恐
Word Origin
fright 恐怖
来自PIE*perg, 恐惧，害怕。与fear没有辞源上的联系。
Example
- 1. Investors who take fright can easily shift money abroad .
- 恐慌的投资者可以轻易把资金转移到海外。
- 2. Some in china are making light of the fright .
- 中国还有一部分人则对这股恐慌不以为然。
- 3. No wonder the markets took fright only days later .
- 难怪还没过两天，市场就又重新陷入恐慌之中。
- 4. Recession will undermine normal politics and create conditions for markets to take fright ( see article ) .
- 经济衰退会破坏常态政治，创造让市场感到恐慌的条件（见文章）。
- 5. But as equity markets took fright in september , gold suddenly plunged from a high of $ 1900 an ounce to a brief low of $ 1604 .
- 但在九月份，由于股票市场的恐慌情绪，黄金价格从每盎司1900美元的高位突然暴跌到1604美元每盎司。
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