apeurant

apœʁɑ̃

Definition

Definition of apeurant - Reverso French Dictionary

Adjective

effrayant

Rare

qui fait peur ou provoque de l'effroi

Rare

Cette histoire apeurante a terrifié tous les enfants.
Un bruit apeurant a retenti dans la nuit.
Son masque apeurant a surpris tout le monde.

effrayant

terrifiant

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Origin of apeurant

latin, ad- (vers) + pavor (peur) + -ant (participe présent)

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English:frightening, ...
German:furchteinflößend, ...
Italian:spaventoso, ...
Spanish:aterrador, ...
Portuguese:assustador, ...
Chinese:吓人的, ...
Japanese:怖い, ...
Arabic:مخيف, ...
Hebrew:מַפְחִיד, ...
Russian:пугающий, ...
Ukrainian:лякаючий, ...
Catalan:esglaiador, ...
Danish:skræmmende, ...
Dutch:angstaanjagend, ...
Greek:τρομακτικός, ...
Hungarian:félelmetes, ...
Khmer:គួរឱ្យខ្លាច, ...
Korean:무서운, ...
Polish:przerażający, ...
Portuguese (BR):assustador, ...
Romanian:înfricoșător, ...
Swedish:skrämmande, ...
Thai:ที่น่ากลัว, ...
Turkish:korkutucu, ...
Vietnamese:đáng sợ, ...

apeurer

apœʁe

Definition of apeurer - Reverso French Dictionary

Verb

tr.

effrayercauser de la peur à quelqu'un ou à un animal

Le tonnerre a apeuré le petit chat qui s'est caché.
Les cris ont apeuré les oiseaux dans le jardin.
Il ne faut pas apeurer les enfants avec des histoires effrayantes.

alarmer

effrayer

épouvanter

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Origin of apeurer

français, apeurer (de peur, effrayer)

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English:frighten, ...
German:erschrecken, ...
Italian:spaventare, ...
Spanish:asustar, ...
Portuguese:assustar, ...
Chinese:吓到, ...
Japanese:怖がらせる, ...
Arabic:أخاف, ...
Hebrew:לְהַפְחִיד, ...
Russian:пугать, ...
Ukrainian:налякати, ...
Catalan:espantar, ...
Danish:skræmme, ...
Dutch:bang maken, ...
Greek:τρομάζω, ...
Hungarian:megijeszteni, ...
Khmer:ធ្វើឱ្យភ័យ, ...
Korean:겁주다, ...
Polish:przestraszyć, ...
Portuguese (BR):assustar, ...
Romanian:a speria, ...
Swedish:skrämma, ...
Thai:ทำให้ตกใจ, ...
Turkish:korkutmak, ...
Vietnamese:làm sợ, ...

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