v. 吓唬，惊吓，恐吓（某人）
n. 惊吓，惊骇
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第三人称单数
affrights
现在分词
affrighting
过去式
affrighted
过去分词
affrighted
]
1.Show nothing to your friend that may affright him.
不要给朋友展示任何会惊吓他的东西。
2.Sometimes he says things that affright one, but it is impossible to understand what he says.
有时，他自言自语些可怕的东西，但是他说了些什么，没人有能听得懂。
3.Two of Durutte's regiments go and come in affright as though tossed back and forth between the swords of the Uhlans and the fusillade of the brigades of Kempt, Best, Pack, and Rylandt;
迪吕特的两个联队，跑去又跑来，惊慌失措，好象是被枪骑兵的刀和兰伯特、贝司特、派克、里兰特各旅的排枪捆扎住了。
4."Who are you?" he again asked in affright.
“你是谁？”他惊吓地又问道。
5.On the other hand, a doctor not telling the truth about his patients' health to avoid affright among his family; or a policeman lying in order to avoid panic is a noble lie.
但从另一方面来说，如果一个医生为了避免家属的恐惧而隐瞒病人身体状况的事情，或是一个警察经常为了避免群众恐慌而隐瞒事实，那么这种谎言就是“高贵的谎言”。
6.Who are you? "he again asked in affright."
“你是谁？”他惊吓地又问道。
7.Ghosts could never affright her.
她从来不害怕幽灵。
8.Two of Durutte's regiments go and come in affright as though tossed back and forth between the swords of the Uhlans and the fusillade of the brigades of Kempt, Best, Pack, and Rylandt;
迪吕特的两个联队，跑去又跑来，惊慌失措，好象是被枪骑兵的刀和兰伯特、贝司特、派克、里兰特各旅的排枪捆扎住了。