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become frightened

Meanings of "become frightened" in Spanish English Dictionary : 32 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
General
1	General	become frightened	asustarse [v]
2	General	become frightened	ablandarse [v]
3	General	become frightened	acobardarse [v]
4	General	become frightened	encadarse [v]
5	General	become frightened	erizarse [v]
6	General	become frightened	amedrentarse [v]
7	General	become frightened	alarmarse [v]
8	General	become frightened	alebrarse [v]
9	General	become frightened	aterrorizarse [v]
10	General	become frightened	acollonarse [v]
11	General	become frightened	acobardarse [v]
12	General	become frightened	alebrestarse [v]
13	General	become frightened	alebrastarse [v] disused
14	General	become frightened	achucuyarse [v] GT NI SV CR
15	General	become frightened	achumicarse [v] NI HN
16	General	become frightened	apajuilarse [v] HN
17	General	become frightened	apendejarse [v] MX NI PA CU DO VE
18	General	become frightened	apolismarse [v] PR VE
19	General	become frightened	apulismarse [v] HN
Idioms
20	Idioms	become frightened	estrecharse de ánimo [v]
21	Idioms	become frightened	pedir la escupidera [v] CU AR
Colloquial
22	Colloquial	become frightened	darse un susto [v]
23	Colloquial	become frightened	pegarse un susto [v]
24	Colloquial	become frightened	echarse a temblar [v]
25	Colloquial	become frightened	acollonarse [v]
26	Colloquial	become frightened	acoquinarse (francés) [v]
27	Colloquial	become frightened	chorrearse [v] VE
28	Colloquial	become frightened	culipandearse [v] HN CU VE
29	Colloquial	become frightened	encasquillarse [v] CU
30	Colloquial	become frightened	enfriársele a alguien el guarapo [v] VE
31	Colloquial	become frightened	papelonearse [v] VE
Slang
32	Slang	become frightened	jiñarse (caló) [v]

Meanings of "become frightened" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 2 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
General
1	General	become frightened or intimidated of a situation that requires effort or resolution	culatearse [v] VE
2	General	become frightened or intimidated	culearse (del inglés to cool) [v] PR