Fright, shock - Schreck (The 2970th Most Common German Word)
The German translation for Fright, shock is Schreck. This word often comes up when talking about emotions, sickness & injuries, activities & movements. It is the 2970th most commonly used word in German, classified as a B2 word. It can be used as noun. You can listen to their pronunciations, and you can also see example sentences for context below. Download our app for offline access to all of the 3000 most common German words with over 60000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types.
Pronunciation
English:
fright, shock
German:
schreck
Examples
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Have you recovered from the shock | Hast du dich schon vom Schreck erholt |
You frightened Tom. | Du hast Tom einen Schreck eingejagt. |
Both would get a shock when Gorgon made her entrance. | Sie würden beide einen schönen Schreck kriegen, wenn die Gorgon aufkreuzte. |
Boy, did they get a shock. | Und dann bekamen sie einen Schreck. |
But he may get frightened the moment his Celestial Eye opens. | Er wird einen Schreck bekommen, wenn sich sein Himmelsauge zum erstenmal öffnet. |
Now, you would have to actually get a little fright. | Nun müssten Sie eigentlich einen kleinen Schreck bekommen. |
A fright, however, has remained certain. | Ein Schreck ist jedoch bestimmt geblieben. |
Their appearance is sometimes preceded by a sudden fright. | Ihrem Erscheinen geht manchmal ein plötzlicher Schreck voraus. |
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Fright Mare Babies is an Other game on. | Schreck Stute Babys Ist Ein Anderes Spiel Auf. |
Fright and disgust on the face of a famous detective named Jessica Fletcher | Schreck und Ekel im Gesicht einer berühmten Detektivin namens Jessica Fletcher |
I awoke with a fright when I heard the front door slam. | Ich erwachte mit einem Schreck als ich die Haustür knallen hörte. |
Lolidragon clearly received a fright from my action. | Meine Aktion jagte Lolidragon eindeutig einen Schreck ein. |
7-11 picture you will get the biggest fright of your life | 7-11 Bilder- Sie werden ihren größten Schreck bekommen |
The amnesia is due rather to the fright, than from a head injury. | Die Amnesie rührt eher vom Schreck her, als von einer Kopfverletzung. |
This sensation is mostly accompanied by a impulse (explosion from inside) and a fright. | Dieses Gefühl wird meist durch einen Impuls (Explosion von innen) und einen Schreck begleitet. |
The pain began after a fright. | Der Schmerz begann nach einem Schreck. |
Fortunately, it all turned out to be just a big fright, and she recovered soon afterwards. | Glücklicherweise blieb nur ein großer Schreck und sie erholte sich schon sehr bald. |
I had given her one fright. | Ich hatte ihr einen Schreck eingejagt. |
Tom's fright weakened every muscle in his body. | Der Schreck hatte jeden Muskel in ihm erschlafft. |
The fright with the thicknesses was apparently not enough. | Der Schreck mit der Dicken war scheinbar nicht genug. |
The fright will be much stronger and more real. | Der Schreck wird viel größer und echter sein. |
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