词汇 | scare away |
释义 | Idiom scare awayscare away (someone/something) to cause someone or something to go or stay away.Video cameras may be helpful to police, but they do not scare away robbers.He scared them away by yelling and firing into the air. Phr V scare away scares, scaring, scared scare away/off sb/sth or scare sb/sth away/off to make a person or animal so frightened that they go awayShe managed to scare off her attacker by screaming loudly.He ran out into the garden clapping his hands to scare the birds away. scare away/off sb or scare sb away/off to make someone worried about something so that they decide not to do what they had planned to doThe firm's current problems have scared away potential investors.Many travellers have been scared off by the airline's latest fare increases. scare (someone or something) away1. Literally, to frighten someone or something and cause them to flee. Thankfully, John was able to scare the puma away by shouting and swinging a big stick at it. We've tried to scare the kids away from the old quarry by telling them ghost stories about it. 2. To cause someone or something to depart due to apprehension, displeasure, or uncertainty. The company's CEO has scared investors away with his unpredictable, inflammatory statements. I think his intense desire for a committed relationship may have scared Janet away. scare someone or something away (from someone or something)to frighten someone or something away from someone or something. He put on a gruff exterior to scare everyone away from him. The bear scared away a lot of people from the campground. scare awayor scare offv. To cause someone or something to leave or to stay away due to fear: The kidnappings have scared tourists away. The farmer put up a scarecrow to scare away the birds. |
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