"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

Kolokacji: 9

1. irrational fear = bezrozumny lęk irrational fear

2. well-founded fear = uzasadniony strach well-founded fear

3. superstitious fear = przesądny strach superstitious fear

4. unreasoning fear = irracjonalny strach unreasoning fear

5. reasonable fear = uzasadniony strach reasonable fear

6. rational fear = racjonalny strach rational fear

7. visceral fear = trzewny strach visceral fear

8. blind fear = ślepy strach blind fear

9. illogical fear = niedorzeczny strach illogical fear

An illogical fear possessed him that Ryoval's guards would break in, and save their master even in death.
The dictionary definition of a phobia is 'an illogical fear', and the sufferer is often quite well aware that his fear is illogical.
Remember that a phobia is an illogical fear and not simply the natural caution with which we all treat potentially dangerous substances such as fire.
Take the example of the person with an illogical fear of fire.
There is nothing new about markets going to excess, with bouts of unreasoned enthusiasm followed by equally illogical fear.
Claustrophobia is the persistent illogical fear of small spaces or physical restraint.
Sudden, illogical fear rushed through him.
Appalled at her own illogical fear, she couldn't do anything to suppress it.
Then Burl had to conquer his illogical fear again before daring to touch the creature he had slain.
And for all of us, the short, sharp shock of illogical fear (the brakes temporarily fail on your car, or someone comes at you with a knife) is helpful.