¿Qué significa fear en inglés?

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fear Significado & definición

0 a strong, bad feeling that you get when you think that something bad might happen -- miedo
- She was trembling with fear.
- There are fears that the disease will spread.
1 to be worried or frightened that something bad might happen or might have happened -- temer
- Police fear that she drowned in the river.
2 to be frightened of something or someone unpleasant -- temer
- Many older people fear death.
3 a strong feeling of worry that sth bad will happen -- miedo [ masculine ]
- her fear of flying su miedo a volar
- his fear that his family had not survived su temor de que su familia no hubiera sobrevivido
- fears for the safety of the miners temores por la seguridad de los mineros
- children crying with/in fear niños llorando de miedo
- people living in fear of violence personas que viven con miedo a la violencia
4 because you worry that sth bad will happen -- por miedo de
- I didn’t look at him for fear of laughing. No lo miré por miedo a reírme.
5 to be afraid of or to worry about -- temer
- School officials fear a flu epidemic. Los funcionarios escolares temen una epidemia de gripe.
- They feared that the men could be dead. Temían que los hombres pudieran estar muertos.

As a result, there is fear that other agricultural expenditure will be cut.
I fear that the crisis will continue for many years, which is not what we want.
They again fear finding themselves between the hammer and the anvil.
At present, it is to be feared that the invasion will indeed take place.
I find this incomprehensible, because no respectable firm has anything to fear from this legislation.
These are the worries and fears that some people are trying to raise.
It is important that we address those fears rationally.
I know that this fear has become what you might call ‘trendy’.