Examples of using "Spaventata" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You scared him.
- You scared her.
She is scared.
- I was frightened.
- I was scared.
- I'm scared.
- I'm frightened.
- She admitted that she was frightened.
- She admitted that she was scared.
- She admitted she was frightened.
- She admitted she was scared.
She said that she was scared.
- She's scared, isn't she?
- She's frightened, isn't she?
- I was afraid.
- I was frightened.
- I was scared.
She said that she's scared.
You've frightened me.
She said that she was very scared.
She told me that she was scared.
She said that she wasn't scared.
She said she felt scared.
I scared her.
He frightened her.
She's very scared, isn't she?
She's still scared, isn't she?
She's pretty scared, isn't she?
You scared me.
Were you scared?
I'm scared now.
She told me she's frightened.
She'd never been so frightened.
- Tom said Mary seemed scared.
- Tom said that Mary seemed scared.
Mary said that she wasn't scared.
Mary said that she was very scared.
She told everybody she was scared.
- She is scared.
- You are scared.
Never was she so frightened.
I wonder what scared her.
I think something scared her.
I was frightened when I saw that.
Mary is very scared, isn't she?
- She said that she's scared.
- She said she's scared.
She's scared of dogs, isn't she?
I was just scared.
I got scared.
I'm not frightened.
I wasn't scared.
I'm very frightened.
He scared me.
- You scared me.
- She scared me.
You're right. I'm scared.
She was scared to death of her husband.
I was afraid.
- Tom said Mary wasn't scared.
- Tom said that Mary wasn't scared.
I got scared.
I was so scared.
Something frightened her.
- I was startled when I saw it.
- I was startled when I saw him.
Layla was frightened.
Tom knew that Mary was scared.
Mary is a little scared, isn't she?
Mary looks like she's frightened.
- She told me that she's frightened.
- She told me she's frightened.
- She told me she's scared.
She acted like she was scared.
She's frightened, isn't she?
She's really afraid, isn't she?
She admitted that she was frightened.
I'd be more scared of the woman in the bath!
- Tom doesn't think Mary is scared.
- Tom doesn't think Mary is afraid.
I'd never seen you so afraid before.
I'd never seen you so afraid before.
- She's scared to death of her father.
- She is scared to death of her father.
Why are you scared?
I'm scared of dogs.
You're just scared.
Why were you frightened?
I was scared of him.
I was scared of her.
- Are you not frightened?
- Aren't you frightened?
I am nervous and scared.
I was nervous and scared.
I was a little bit scared.
I was frightened to death.
- I'm very afraid.
- I'm very scared.
You don't sound scared.
You scared me, Robert!
I'm still very scared.
- I was scared to death.
- I was frightened to death.
- Mary is very scared.
- Mary's very scared.
- You've frightened me.
- It scared me.
I'm scared to death.
I was scared of them.
Mary is frightened, isn't she?
I was frightened.
- I wasn't scared at all.
- I wasn't scared one bit.
Tom asked Mary why she was so scared.
Were you very scared?