frightened

简明释义

英[ˈfraɪtnd]美[ˈfraɪtnd]

adj. 受惊的，害怕的

v. 使惊吓，使惊恐（frighten 的过去分词形式）

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例句

1.In a way, I suppose I'm frightened of failing.

我想，从某种程度上来说我害怕失败。

2.Don't be frightened by failure, son.

不要被失败吓倒了，孩子。

3.Though badly frightened, she remained outwardly composed.

她虽然非常害怕，但表面上依然很镇静。

4.You're very frightened.

你很害怕。

5.I'd never do that. I'd be frightened to death.

我绝不会干。我会吓死的。

6.I was so frightened.

我非常害怕。

7.I was frightened by the noise.

我被那响声吓坏了。

8.She was frightened that the plane would crash.

她害怕飞机会坠毁。

9.The loud thunderstorm made the dog feel frightened.

大声的雷暴让狗感到害怕。

10.She was frightened when she saw the snake in her garden.

当她在花园里看到蛇时，她感到害怕。

11.The children were frightened by the scary movie they watched last night.

孩子们被昨晚看的恐怖电影吓到，感到害怕。

12.He felt frightened walking alone in the dark alley.

他在黑暗的小巷里独自走时感到害怕。

13.The sudden noise from outside made her frightened.

外面突然的噪音让她感到害怕。

作文

The night was dark and silent, with only the sound of the wind rustling through the trees. As I walked home from my friend's house, I couldn't shake the feeling of being watched. I glanced over my shoulder, but there was nothing there. Still, a sense of unease crept over me, and I felt increasingly frightened (害怕的). My heart raced as I quickened my pace, trying to convince myself that it was just my imagination. Suddenly, I heard a noise behind me—a branch snapping underfoot. I turned around, my stomach dropping as I saw a shadowy figure in the distance. My mind raced with possibilities: was it an animal? A person? The thought of being alone on this dark street made me feel even more frightened (害怕的). I could feel the adrenaline pumping through my veins, urging me to run. I started to walk faster, my eyes darting around for any sign of danger. With each step, I felt more and more frightened (害怕的). The shadows seemed to grow longer, and the night air felt colder. I could almost hear my heartbeat echoing in my ears. I remembered stories I had heard about people encountering strange happenings at night, and I couldn’t help but let my imagination run wild. As I continued down the street, I tried to focus on my breathing to calm myself. I thought about how being frightened (害怕的) often comes from the unknown. The more I thought about it, the more I realized that most of my fears were based on what I didn’t know. If I could only see what was lurking in the shadows, perhaps I wouldn’t feel so frightened (害怕的). Just then, my phone buzzed in my pocket, startling me. I pulled it out to check the notification, and in that moment of distraction, I looked up to see the figure again. This time, it was closer. Panic surged through me, and I broke into a sprint. I was frightened (害怕的), not just by the presence of the figure, but by my own reaction to it. I ran as fast as I could, my feet pounding against the pavement. I could hear my breath coming in sharp gasps, and my mind raced with thoughts of escape. I felt frightened (害怕的) not just for my safety, but also for the fact that I was letting fear control me. Finally, I reached a well-lit area where other people were gathered. The sight of familiar faces and bright lights eased my panic, and I slowed down, catching my breath. I looked back, but the figure had vanished. I realized that sometimes our fears can be more powerful than reality. The feeling of being frightened (害怕的) can distort our perception and make us react in ways we might not otherwise. Reflecting on the experience, I understood that fear is a natural human emotion. It can protect us from danger, but it can also hold us back. Learning to manage our fears is essential. The next time I feel frightened (害怕的), I will remind myself to take a deep breath and assess the situation before letting panic take over. After all, understanding our fears can empower us to face them head-on, rather than letting them control our lives.

夜晚黑暗而寂静，只有风在树间沙沙作响。当我从朋友家走回家的时候，我无法摆脱被监视的感觉。我回头看了一眼，但什么也没有。尽管如此，一种不安的感觉涌上心头，我感到越来越害怕的。我的心跳加速，脚步也加快，试图说服自己这只是我的想象。 突然，我听到身后传来一声响动——树枝在脚下折断。我转过身，肚子一沉，看到了远处一个阴影。我的脑海中闪过各种可能：那是动物吗？还是人？独自在这条黑暗的街道上让我感到更加害怕的。我能感受到肾上腺素在我体内涌动，催促我奔跑。 我开始走得更快，眼睛四处张望，寻找任何危险的迹象。每走一步，我都感到越来越害怕的。阴影似乎变得更长，夜空气温也变得更冷。我几乎能听到自己的心跳在耳边回响。我想起了我听过的关于人们在夜间遭遇奇怪事件的故事，无法抑制自己的想象。 我继续沿着街道走，努力集中注意力，调整呼吸以平静自己。我想到，感到害怕的往往源于未知。越想越意识到，我的大部分恐惧都是基于我不知道的事情。如果我能看到潜伏在阴影中的东西，也许就不会感到那么害怕的。 就在这时，我的手机在口袋里震动，吓了我一跳。我拿出来查看通知，这一瞬间分散了我的注意力，我抬头又看到了那个身影。这次，它离我更近了。恐慌涌上心头，我开始全力奔跑。我感到害怕的不仅仅是因为那个身影的存在，还有我对它的反应。 我拼命地跑，脚步重重地踩在路面上。我能听到自己的呼吸急促，脑海中充满了逃生的念头。我感到害怕的，不仅是因为我的安全，还因为我让恐惧控制了我。 最终，我到达了一个光线明亮的地方，那里聚集着其他人。看到熟悉的面孔和明亮的灯光缓解了我的恐慌，我慢慢停下，喘着气。我回头看，但那个身影已经消失。我意识到，有时候我们的恐惧可能比现实更强大。感到害怕的感觉会扭曲我们的感知，让我们以不一样的方式反应。 回想这次经历，我明白恐惧是一种自然的人类情感。它可以保护我们免受危险，但也可能让我们退缩。学会管理我们的恐惧至关重要。下次我感到害怕的时候，我会提醒自己深呼吸，评估情况，而不是让恐慌占据上风。毕竟，理解我们的恐惧可以让我们有能力直面它们，而不是让它们控制我们的生活。