scare in English: To make someone feel afraid, often suddenly. (verb)

Translation

To make someone feel afraid, often suddenly.

Word origin

From Old Norse skirra, meaning to frighten, from skjarr, shy or timid.

Verb typeregular (scare, scares, scared, scaring)

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"Scare" means to make someone or something afraid.

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"Scared" is the past form of "scare".

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Here "scare" is used to tell someone to stop.

afraid

Feeling that something bad or dangerous may happen; scared.

fear

The feeling of being afraid.

dark

With little or no light.

cry

To let water fall from your eyes when you are sad or hurt.

jump

To push up off the ground with your feet so your body goes into the air.

frighten

To make someone feel afraid.

threaten

To say that you will hurt someone or cause trouble if they do not do what you want.

boo

A word you shout to give someone a small fright, or the sound a crowd makes when it is not happy.

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