Examples of using "Effrayée" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I was frightened.
- I was scared.
The cat scared me.
Are you still scared?
- Never was she so frightened.
- She'd never been this frightened before.
- She'd never been so frightened.
She looks very much afraid.
- I know you must be terrified.
- I know that you must be terrified.
She'd never been so frightened.
What scared you?
Never was she so frightened.
- I was afraid.
- I was frightened.
- I was scared.
- I felt scared.
- I became frightened.
You were scared.
I spent the fear-racked night in the emergency room,
There was a part in me really scared.
She'd never been this frightened before.
I wonder what scared her.
I'm sorry if I frightened you.
The cat scared me.
Why are you scared?
Mary, frightened, stretched out her arms to hold me.
I'm sorry if I frightened you.
Why are you so scared? It's just a movie.
Don't be scared to meet new people.
You think I'm scared, don't you?
I was too scared to do anything.
- Tom said Mary didn't look frightened.
- Tom said that Mary didn't look frightened.
- Are you afraid?
- You're afraid?
- Are you frightened?
- Are you scared?
I was so afraid that no one would ask me to dance.
Mary was afraid, but Tom was not.
She told everyone she was scared.
- I wasn't scared at all.
- I wasn't scared one bit.
- You sound scared.
- You sound frightened.
I will confess I was horribly frightened.
This story is scary. I'm scared.
Please don't be afraid of me.
- Are you afraid?
- You're afraid?
- Are you frightened?
- Are you scared?
What scared you?
Are you still scared?
I was too scared to do anything.
You think I'm scared, don't you?
- I know you must be afraid.
- I know you must be scared.
- I know that you must be afraid.
You were afraid, weren't you?
I'm sorry if I frightened you.
It's nothing, don't be afraid!
Why are you so scared? It's just a movie.
Don't be scared to meet new people.