Examples of using "Assustado" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I am afraid.
- I'm scared.
- I'm afraid.
- Tom was terrified.
- Tom was scared.
- Tom was frightened.
- Tom's frightened.
- Tom is frightened.
- Tom got scared.
- Tom became scared.
I'm scared now.
I'm still very scared.
Tom is scared now.
- I wonder whether Tom is really frightened.
- I wonder if Tom is really frightened.
I was a little afraid.
He is always scared.
Tom looks scared.
Tom was very frightened.
when you're scared,
- I was scared to death.
- I was frightened to death.
- Tom must be scared.
- Tom has to be scared.
I wasn't scared.
- Tom isn't scared.
- Tom isn't afraid.
- Tom is not afraid.
Tom doesn't look frightened.
Tom is pretty scared.
I'm kind of scared.
You were terrified, weren't you?
Tom got very scared.
Tom looked really scared.
Tom was obviously scared.
Tom was frightened, too.
Tom ran like a scared rabbit.
Tom is frightened and confused.
Now I'm a little scared.
I've never been so scared.
Tom is very frightened.
Tom seems very scared.
I'm beginning to get scared.
I'm nervous and scared.
Aren't you scared, Tom?
Tom won't likely be scared.
Tom is definitely afraid.
- Tom looked like he was frightened.
- Tom seemed scared.
He looked like he was scared.
I was never really frightened.
- I think Tom is scared.
- I think that Tom is scared.
I think that everyone is scared.
I hope that you aren't afraid.
- I think Tom got scared.
- I think that Tom got scared.
The elephant was alone and fainthearted.
Tom looked real scared.
Tom was just as scared as Mary was.
Tom doesn't seem scared.
Tom was too scared to talk.
Why was Tom frightened?
- I don't think Tom was frightened.
- I don't think that Tom was frightened.
- Tom wasn't as scared as Mary was.
- Tom wasn't as scared as Mary.
I hope Tom didn't get frightened.
I felt as if I was being chased off and scared.
The frightened boy's heart palpitated with terror.
Are you still scared?
I get scared just walking past him.
Don't tell me you're not scared.
- Aren't you scared?
- Aren't you afraid?
- Aren't you frightened?
I'm more than a little scared.
Tom is scared, but Mary isn't.
- I'm not scared at all.
- I'm not at all scared.
I wonder why Tom is so scared.
- You were scared, weren't you?
- You're frightened, aren't you?
I'd be more scared of the woman in the bath!
I wonder if Tom is still scared.
The cat was scared by an unfamiliar noise.
- Tom was very scared.
- Tom was very terrified.
I wasn't as scared as Tom seemed to be.
Who's scared?
I'm just as scared as you are.
I think I'd be a little aggravated when I looked at the cannabis plant.
- Tom admitted that he was scared.
- Tom admitted he was scared.
Are you scared?
You were scared.
Tom is likely to be frightened.
I was scared, too.
Tom's horse got spooked and bolted before he could mount it.
Don't be scared. You will get accustomed to words in Portuguese and speak fluently.
And behold, when it was now midnight the man was afraid, and troubled: and he saw a woman lying at his feet.
- I knew you wouldn't be afraid.
- I knew that you wouldn't be afraid.