"fear" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

fear rzeczownik

rzeczownik + fear

Kolokacji: 27

Inspector General No Fear • Cape Fear • fear of inflation • fear of death • fear of God • ...

fear + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 8

Fear Factor • Fear Factory • fear response • Cape Fear River • Fear Data • ...

fear + czasownik

Kolokacji: 121

fear grows • fear drives • fear comes • fear leads • fear makes • fear keeps • fear causes • fear begins • fear proves • fear grips • ...

czasownik + fear

Kolokacji: 119

express fears • raise fears • ease fears • strike fear • feel fear • show fear • overcome one's fear • confirm one's fears • reflect fears • ...

przymiotnik + fear

Kolokacji: 172

bad fear • greatest fear • constant fear • sudden fear • big fear • real fear • great fear • irrational fear • widespread fear • old fear • ...

Kolokacji: 27

Grup znaczeniowych: 41

Kolokacji: 12

Kolokacji: 5

(3) sudden, immediate

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 9

1. real fear = rzeczywisty strach real fear

Real fear

2. genuine fear = autentyczny strach genuine fear

3. mock fear = udawany strach mock fear

4. ever-present fear = wszechobecny strach ever-present fear

5. true fear = prawdziwy strach true fear

6. realistic fear = realistyczny strach realistic fear

7. unrealistic fear = nierealny strach unrealistic fear

"They put to rest the idea that narcotics should be held back out of an unrealistic fear of addiction," he said.
Yes he is tapping into people fears;but these are not wholly unrealistic fears.
"Earlier this year, the Fed overemphasized the inflationary threat, and that has led to unrealistic fears among long-term bond investors."
The condition involves a heightened, unrealistic fear of graveyards that actively interferes with a person's life.
Even older children who view their parents more realistically can harbor unrealistic fears.
To the Editor: Jane Brody is right that unrealistic fear about breast cancer doesn't help.
It was her way of bringing her fears, both legitimate and unrealistic, out in the open.
Anxiety is feeling unrealistic fear, worry, and uneasiness, usually generalized and unfocused.
Not telling children about a major loss may cause them to develop unrealistic fears and concerns.
One of these, often referred to by the police, is the unrealistic fear that many people, particularly the elderly, have of their society.