scary

scary
scary adj de miedo
El comparativo de scary se escribe scarier; el superlativo se escribe scariest
scary
tr['skeərɪ]
adjective (comp scarier, superl scariest)
1 familiar (situation etc) espantoso,-a; (film, story) de miedo, de terror
scary ['skɛri] adj, scarier ; -est : espantoso, pavoroso
scary
adj.
asustadizo, -a adj.
espantoso, -a adj.
'skeri, 'skeəri
adjective -rier, -riest (colloq) <film> de miedo, de terror

it was a scary experience for us — pasamos mucho miedo

['skɛǝrɪ]
ADJ (compar scarier) (superl scariest) [face, house, person, monster] que da miedo; [moment] espeluznante

it was really scary — daba verdadero miedo

a scary film — una película de miedo

that's a scary thought — esa es una idea espeluznante

* * *
['skeri, 'skeəri]
adjective -rier, -riest (colloq) <film> de miedo, de terror

it was a scary experience for us — pasamos mucho miedo


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