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in the PONS Dictionary

fright [fraɪt] N

1. fright no pl (feeling):

fright
Angst f <-, Ängste>
to take fright [at sth]
[vor etw dat] Angst bekommen

2. fright usu sing (experience):

fright
Schrecken m <-s, ->
to get a fright
erschrecken <erschreckt [o. erschrickt], erschreckte [o. erschrak], erschreckterschrickst, erschrak, erschrocken>
to give sb a fright
to give sb a fright

3. fright dated inf (of appearance):

fright
Vogelscheuche f <-, -n>

ˈstage fright N no pl

stage fright
Lampenfieber nt <-s>

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to get a fright
erschrecken <erschreckt [o. erschrickt], erschreckte [o. erschrak], erschreckterschrickst, erschrak, erschrocken>
to take fright [at sth]
[vor etw dat] Angst bekommen

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