afraid的词典解释 afraid的词典解释是什么

1. 恐怕的，害怕的，畏惧的，不敢的
2. 担心的，担忧的
3. 遗憾的，抱歉的

1. filled with fear or apprehension;

   "afraid even to turn his head"
   "suddenly looked afraid"
   "afraid for his life"
   "afraid of snakes"
   "afraid to ask questions"
   

2. filled with regret or concern; used often to soften an unpleasant statement;

   "I'm afraid I won't be able to come"
   "he was afraid he would have to let her go"
   "I'm afraid you're wrong"
   

3. feeling worry or concern or insecurity;

   "She was afraid that I might be embarrassed"
   "terribly afraid of offending someone"
   "I am afraid we have witnessed only the first phase of the conflict"
   

4. having feelings of aversion or unwillingness;

   "afraid of hard work"
   "afraid to show emotion"
   

1. 害怕、担心：我问他们是否害怕、担心(afraid)警察来. surprised 感到惊讶的;pleased高兴的,满足的;determined坚决的,决定了的. 47 D 常识运用逻辑推理警察可能来阻止(stop)他们. 警察对于这样的事有不着去逮住、查封( seize)、搏斗、对抗(fight)或是搜寻、调查(search)的,

2. 害怕的：one#一人(或物) |afraid#害怕的 | opposed#反对的

1. Don't be afraid.
   别怕。
2. It's hard to be afraid with you.You're a very reassuring person.
   和你在一起时我不感到畏惧,因为你能使人心安。
3. She suddenly looked afraid.
   她突然显得害怕了。

1. The mother is very much afraid for her son who is seriously ill.
   母亲很担心自己的儿子,他病得很重。
2. I was afraid for her. I thought something was going to happen to her.
   我替她担心，我觉得她要出事。
3. He is afraid for himself.
   他总是提心吊胆的。
4. The mayor was secretly afraid for his position.
   市长暗自担心自己的地位不保。
5. As the economic crises became worse, everyone was afraid for his job.
   由于经济危机加剧,人人都担心自己的工作。

1. Are you afraid of him?
   你怕他吗?
2. People refer the man who was afraid of his wife as henpecked.
   人们把那个怕老婆的男人叫“妻管严”。
3. Our teacher is strict with us, but we are not afraid of her.
   老师对我们要求很严,可是我们并不怕她。
4. The little girl is afraid of that policeman.
   那小女孩怕那个警察。
5. I am more afraid of him than you.
   我比你更害怕他。
6. What are you afraid of? I am afraid of snakes.
   你怕什么? 我怕蛇。
7. Don't be afraid of the dog.
   别怕那狗。
8. Some women are afraid of mice.
   有些妇女害怕耗子。
9. Napoleon was deadly afraid of a razor.
   拿破仑对剃须刀怕得要命。
10. He is afraid of the dark.
    他怕黑。
11. We are not afraid of the difficulties.
    我们不怕困难。
12. Most people are afraid of death.
    多数人怕死。
13. We are not afraid of hardships nor death.
    我们一不怕苦,二不怕死。
14. That is what I was afraid of.
    我所怕者就在于此。
15. There is nothing to be afraid of.
    没有什么可怕的。

1. I am afraid of hurting her feelings.
   我怕伤害她的感情。
2. They were afraid of going out.
   他们怕外出。
3. I am afraid of going through that wood.
   我害怕穿过那片树林。
4. Don't be afraid of asking for help.
   别害怕求人帮忙。
5. He always seems awfully afraid of losing his job.
   他似乎非常害怕砸了饭碗。
6. She was probably afraid of embarrassing me.
   她大概怕弄得我很尴尬。
7. I was afraid of making you uneasy, too.
   我也担心会使你感到不安。
8. She is afraid of hurting her teacher.
   她唯恐使老师不高兴。
9. He never climbed trees as a boy because he was afraid of falling.
   他小时候从未爬过树,怕摔下来。
10. She speaks English slowly, as she is afraid of making mistakes.
    她讲英语时速度很慢,因为怕出错。
11. They were talking quietly, because they were afraid of disturbing others.
    他们谈话声音很轻,因为怕影响别人。
12. He is afraid of waking up late, and so he always has an alarm clock on his bedside table.
    他怕醒晚了,总是在床头桌上放一个闹钟。
13. In threading my way through a packed bus,I am afraid of treading on somebody's toes.
    在拥挤的公共汽车上走动的时候,我总是怕踩着别人的脚。
14. She closed the door very quietly, as she was afraid of wakening her baby.
    她害怕把小宝宝惊醒,所以关门的动作很轻。
15. The boy was afraid of being late.
    这男孩怕迟到。
16. Thieves are afraid of being overheard even when they are talking in a whisper.
    做贼的就连在低声细语时也怕人听见。
17. The farmer felt the cow, went away, returned, sorely perplexed, always afraid of being cheated.
    那农民摸摸那头牛,走了又回来,犹豫不决,总怕上当受骗。
18. They are eager to be understood but afraid of opening their hearts to others.
    他们渴望理解，可是不敢向人们敞开心扉。

1. She was afraid of what he might say.
   她生怕他会说漏了嘴。

1. He is afraid to jump.
   他不敢跳。
2. That little girl is afraid to go out alone.
   那个小女孩不敢一个人出去。
3. The little boy was afraid to go near the dog.
   那个小男孩不敢走近那条狗。
4. Are you afraid to sleep in this room alone?
   你一个人不敢在这房间里睡吗?
5. Lea was afraid to stay alone at the house with the treasure.
   莉亚不敢一个人呆在放财宝的那间屋子里。
6. I am afraid to tell her.
   我不敢告诉她。
7. I'm afraid to ask him for a raise.
   我不敢提出要他为我加薪。
8. He was afraid to take even a drink of water.
   他连喝水都不敢。
9. I was much afraid to break the news to him.
   我非常害怕告诉他这个消息。
10. The little girl was afraid to ask for help.
    那小姑娘不敢求人帮忙。
11. Shy people are often afraid to speak up.
    腼腆的人常常不敢大声讲话。
12. Don't be afraid to ask questions.
    不要怕提问题。
13. People having backaches are afraid to bend over.
    腰疼的人不敢弯腰。
14. My God,I am afraid to swim now that I had that accident.
    天哪,那次出事之后,我现在不敢再去游泳了。
15. I am afraid to do business with double-dealers. They are capable of any dirty tricks.
    我不敢和两面派打交道,他们是什么卑鄙的事都干得出来的。
16. She is afraid to go through the wood but she has to.
    她虽然害怕,可还是不得不穿过这树林。
17. Neither beasts nor birds would have the bat as their friend, so he was afraid to leave his home.
    兽类和鸟群都不把蝙蝠当作朋友,因此他不敢离开家。
18. I am not afraid to say what I think.
    我不怕谈出自己的想法。
19. Our frontier soldiers are not afraid to lay down their lives for the motherland.
    我们的边防战士为了祖国不怕牺牲自己的生命。
20. We are never afraid to lay down our lives for our great revolutionary cause.
    我们从来不怕为我们伟大的革命事业而献出自己的生命。
21. She was afraid to be seen speaking to me.
    她怕跟我讲话被别人看见。

1. The little girl was afraid that she will die.
   那小姑娘担心自己会死。
2. I am afraid it may hurt you.
   我怕这会使你伤心。
3. I was afraid it might hurt your feelings.
   我怕这会伤害你的感情。
4. He was afraid what he had done might have disastrous effect on his career.
   他担心自己的所作所为会对前程产生极为不利的影响。

1. I am afraid (that) it is true.
   恐怕这是真的。
2. I am afraid the train will be late.
   恐怕火车会晚点。
3. I am afraid the information is not reliable.
   恐怕这信息不可靠。
4. I am afraid there's some sort of misunderstanding.
   恐怕有一些误解。
5. I am afraid I can't stay here any longer.
   恐怕我在这里呆不下去了。
6. I am afraid (that) they have gone out.
   恐怕他们出去了。
7. “I'm afraid it was a waste of time,” Fred said.
   “恐怕这是浪费时间,”弗雷德说。
8. I am afraid that he will not succeed.
   恐怕他不会成功。
9. I'm afraid (that) it will be too late to go there.
   恐怕去那儿太晚了。
10. I'm afraid we shall be late for the meeting.
    恐怕我们开会要迟到。
11. You'll come up, won't you? I'm afraid the servants are in bed.
    你上来好吗?我想佣人们都上床睡觉了。
12. I am afraid this won't work.
    这样做恐怕不行。
13. I'm afraid I've spilled my coffee.
    对不起,我把咖啡溅了出来。
14. I am afraid I've broken your pen.
    对不起,我弄断了你的笔。
15. I'm afraid I can't do that today.
    恐怕我今天不能干那件事。
16. I am afraid I can't help you.
    恐怕我帮不了你。
17. Excuse me,I am afraid you can't smoke in here.
    对不起,这里不许吸烟。
18. I am very much afraid you can't visit him on weekdays.
    非常抱歉,不是周末不能看他。
19. I am afraid I don't have the book.
    很遗憾,我这里没有这本书。
20. I'm afraid it's going to be difficult to arrange.
    很抱歉,要安排这件事很困难。
21. I'm afraid your wife had an accident.
    你的夫人恐怕遇上意外事故了。
22. I'm afraid your account is overdrawn.
    很遗憾,你的存款透支了。
23. Sorry,I'm afraid she's gone to town.
    对不起,她进城了。
24. You didn't see my point,I'm afraid.
    恐怕你没有理解我的意思。
25. You have failed in the English examination,I am afraid.
    很遗憾,您英语考试不及格。

1. “Do you think it'll rain again today?”“Yes,I am afraid so.”
   “你认为今天还会下雨吗?”“恐怕会的。”
2. “Did you lose?”“I'm afraid so.”
   “你输了吗?”“恐怕是。”
3. “It'll rain.”“I am afraid so.”
   “要下雨了。”“我想是这样。”
4. “Are we on time?”“I am afraid not.”
   “我们来得及时吗?”“恐怕不行。”
5. “Are you coming to our party?”“I am afraid not.”
   “你来参加聚会吧?”“恐怕不能。”
6. “Do you think he will come?”“I am afraid not.”
   “你认为他会来吗?”“恐怕不会。”
7. “Can you lend me a pound?”“I'm afraid not.”
   “你能借给我一些钱吗?”“恐怕不行。”

1. Nothing can make me afraid.
   什么东西都不能使我害怕。

1. Afraid for their own lives,Duncan's two sons fled.
   邓肯的两个儿子担心自己性命难保,就逃走了。
2. Afraid that I couldn't finish up the work on time, they came to help me.
   他们担心我不能按时完成工作,就来帮助我。

• be afraid害怕
• look afraid显得害怕
• seem afraid好像害怕

• half afraid有点怕
• not a bit afraid一点不怕
• awfully afraid非常害怕
• cautiously afraid怕得谨小慎微
• childishly afraid非常幼稚地怕
• constantly afraid一直怕
• curiously afraid怕得叫人难以理解
• deadly afraid怕得要命
• distressingly afraid怕得令人痛苦
• dreadfully afraid怕得要死
• extraordinarily afraid特别害怕
• faint-heartedly afraid怕得毫无勇气
• foolishly afraid怕得非常愚蠢
• frightfully afraid非常害怕
• genuinely afraid真怕
• horribly afraid极其害怕
• idiotically afraid非常愚蠢地害怕,怕得荒唐
• incomprehensibly afraid莫名其妙地怕,怕得让人不可思议
• incredibly afraid怕得难以置信
• intensely afraid非常怕
• mortally afraid极其怕
• mysteriously afraid怕得让人费解
• nervously afraid非常紧张地怕,怕得让人不安
• obviously afraid很明显地怕
• oddly afraid怕得出奇
• perpetually afraid永远害怕
• queerly afraid怕得令人费解
• really afraid真怕
• secretly afraid暗自害怕
• starkly afraid怕得要命
• strangely afraid莫名其妙地害怕
• superstitiously afraid因迷信而害怕
• surprisingly afraid出人意料地害怕
• suspiciously afraid怕得疑神疑鬼
• temperamentally afraid怕得直发脾气
• terribly afraid非常害怕
• timidly afraid怕得令人胆小
• timorously afraid怕得令人胆小
• unquestionably afraid毫无疑问地怕
• unusually afraid异常地害怕
• unwontedly afraid异常地害怕

• afraid for sb/sth为某人〔某事〕担心
• afraid of sth/sb怕某事〔某人〕
• afraid of v -ing怕做某事

1. afraid的基本含义是“害怕”,泛指一种恐惧心理,或者用于表示习惯的、经常的懦弱或怯弱,并带有因“畏惧”而行动不灵活或谈吐不顺畅之意。afraid也可表示“担忧”或“忧虑”某事物可能产生的后果,即“恐怕”。afraid还可以表示“担心”某人〔事物〕会遇到危险。
2. afraid是表语形容词,即一般不用在名词前面作定语。作“害怕”解时其后可接of (sb/sth/ v -ing)引起的短语,也可接动词不定式和that(常省略)从句,从句中的谓语动词常用虚拟式。作“担心”解时其后可接for引起的短语。
3. afraid在句中间或可用作宾语补足语。由afraid构成的形容词短语在句中还可用作状语。
4. I am afraid...是口语中常见的一种固定搭配(只用单数第一人称一般现在时)。可用来表示推测(suppose)、歉意(Excuse me…)、婉拒(I'm sorry but…)或者引出不好的消息(sorry to have to say)。其作用在于使语气婉转和缓。其位置可在句首,也可在句末。
5. 在回答别人问话时afraid后可用so或not替代问句中的肯定式或否定式宾语。
6. afraid不可用very修饰,但可用much或very much修饰。
7. afraid的比较级和最高级是more afraid和most afraid。

1. much afraid, very much afraid和very afraid都指“很害怕”，但因afraid是表语形容词，very afraid的表达方式不妥当。使用最普遍的是very much afraid，等同于afraid的定语形容词是frightened；
2. afraid后可加不定式，of和动名词，that或lest引导的从句：加不定式时，指“怕……”，如afraid to die指“怕死”，afraid to see him指“怕见他”。加of和动名词时，除了指“怕。。。”，还常指“恐怕将。。。”，如afraid of dying指“恐怕将死”或“怕死”，afraid of seeing him指“（不想见而）恐怕难免要见到他”或“怕见他”。that从句中，常省略开首的that。

   I am afraid (that) we shall be late.

3. I am afraid有时指“I am sorry”。

   I am afraid I cannot tell you.
   注意I am afraid不能单独代替I am sorry.

4. 不可用在名词名词前，如可以说John is afraid，或John is a frightened man，不可说John is an afraid man；
5. 在非正式表达方式下，be afraid要比fear使用得更普遍，如Don’t be afraid，而不是Don’t fear。