| Espagnol | Anglais | |
|---|---|---|
| Common | ||
| Common | espantado [v] | participle of espantar |
| General | ||
| General | espantado [adj] | frightened |
| General | espantado [adj] | scared |
| General | espantado [adj] | terrified |
| General | espantado [adj] | aghast |
| General | espantado [adj] | appalled |
| General | espantado [adj] | afraid |
| General | espantado [adj] | amazed |
| General | espantado [adj] | dead-struck |
| General | espantado [adj] DO | sharp (person) |
| General | espantado [adj] DO | clever (person) |
| Colloquial | ||
| Colloquial | espantado [adj] SV CR | moving or acting in a hurry (person or thing) |
| British Slang | ||
| British Slang | espantado | shit-scared |
| Archaic | ||
| Archaic | espantado [adj] | afeard |
| Espagnol | Anglais | |
|---|---|---|
| Idioms | ||
| Idioms | al espantado la sombra le espanta | once bitten, twice shy |
| Colloquial | ||
| Colloquial | estar espantado [v] | be scared stiff |
