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craindre  


      vt  
   (=avoir peur de)   to fear, to be afraid of  
Tu n'as rien à craindre.      You've got nothing to fear., You've got nothing to be afraid of.  
craindre de faire      to be afraid of doing  
craindre que      to be afraid (that)  
Je crains qu'il vienne.      I'm afraid he might come.  
Je crains qu'il ne vienne.      I'm afraid he might come.  
   (=être sensible à)  
  [+chaleur, froid]  
to be easily damaged by
Translation French - English Collins Dictionary  
Collaborative Dictionary     French-English
v.
be afraid
exp.
to be afraid (that)
v.
raise concern, make fear, cause to fear, cause fear, raise the spectre,
v.
fear the worst
exp.
to be afraid of doing
exp.
to raise fears of sthg
vi.
fear the worst
exp.
You've got nothing to fear.
exp.
You've got nothing to be afraid of.
n.
fear
exp.
1. (= c'est nul) it sucks! 2. (c'est dangereux) it's dangerous
SLANG, ARGOT
adv. adj.
without fear
n.
needless fear
adv.
don't worry
n.
groundless fear
prep.
for fear of
conj.
fearing that
adv.
I'm afraid not,
exp.
I'm afraid he might come.
adv.
once bitten, twice shy
adv.
I'm afraid not!
exp.
I'm afraid he might come.
exp.
for fear of doing sth
exp.
They fear more unrest in the region.
exp.
he's dumb as rocks ; he doesn't have two brain cells to rub together ; he's thick as two planks ; he's one fry short of a Happy Meal
il est sot, stupide
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'craindre' also found in translations in English-French dictionary
v.
craindre
pres. part
craignant (vt.,vi.) ; craignant (+inf.) (vt.,vi.)
pres. part
inspirant des craintes
past part.
inspiré des craintes
v.
inspirer des craintes

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