How do you use "scare" in a sentence?

The loud noise scared the children. There was a bomb scare at the train station yesterday. You gave me quite a scare jumping out like that!

scare

Q: What does "scare" mean?

To cause fear or alarm; a sudden feeling of fear To scare means to cause fear or alarm in someone. As a noun, it refers to a sudden feeling of fear or a situation that causes widespread anxiety. Common phrases include 'scare tactics,' 'health scare,' and 'give someone a scare.'

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意味: To cause fear or alarm; a sudden feeling of fear

吓唬，使害怕；恐慌，惊吓

asustar, espantar; susto, alarma

怖がらせる、驚かす；恐怖、騒動

겁먹게 하다, 놀라게 하다; 공포, 소동

To scare means to cause fear or alarm in someone. As a noun, it refers to a sudden feeling of fear or a situation that causes widespread anxiety. Common phrases include 'scare tactics,' 'health scare,' and 'give someone a scare.'

「scare」意味着使某人感到害怕或惊恐。作为名词，它指的是突然的恐惧感或引起广泛焦虑的情况。常见的短语包括「恐吓战术」「健康恐慌」和「吓某人一跳」。

«Scare» significa causar miedo o alarma en alguien. Como sustantivo, se refiere a un sentimiento repentino de miedo o una situación que causa ansiedad generalizada. Frases comunes incluyen «tácticas de miedo», «susto de salud» y «dar un susto a alguien».

「scare」は、誰かに恐怖や不安を引き起こすことを意味します。名詞としては、突然の恐怖感や広範な不安を引き起こす状況を指します。一般的なフレーズには、「脅し戦術」「健康への恐怖」「誰かをびっくりさせる」などがあります。

scare는 누군가에게 공포나 놀라움을 주는 것을 뜻합니다. 명사로는 갑작스러운 공포감이나 광범위한 불안을 야기하는 상황을 가리킵니다. 'scare tactics(공포 전술)', 'health scare(건강 공포)', 'give someone a scare(깜짝 놀라게 하다)' 등의 표현이 자주 쓰입니다.

例文

The loud noise scared the children.
巨大的声响吓到了孩子们。
El ruido fuerte asustó a los niños.
大きな音が子供たちを怖がらせた。
큰 소리가 아이들을 겁먹게 했다.
There was a bomb scare at the train station yesterday.
昨天火车站发生了炸弹恐慌事件。
Ayer hubo una amenaza de bomba en la estación de tren.
昨日、駅で爆弾騒ぎがあった。
어제 기차역에서 폭탄 소동이 있었다.
You gave me quite a scare jumping out like that!
你这样跳出来真的吓了我一大跳！
¡Me diste un buen susto saltando así!
そうやって飛び出してきて、本当にびっくりしたよ！
그렇게 갑자기 튀어나와서 정말 깜짝 놀랐잖아!

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: general

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

From Middle English 'skerren', from Old Norse 'skirra' meaning 'to frighten', from 'skjarr' (timid, shy). Related to Old English 'scearian' (to cut). 'Scarecrow' (a figure to scare crows) dates from the 1550s.

文化的背景

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

このトピックの他の表現

go ★★★★★ To move from one place to another; to leave good ★★★★★ Of a high quality, standard, or level; morally right come ★★★★★ To move or travel towards the speaker or a specified place leave ★★★★★ To go away from; to allow to remain; time permitted away ... become ★★★★★ To begin to be; to suit or be appropriate for important ★★★★★ Of great significance or value; influential