What is 'terrore' called in English?

'terrore' in English is called "Dread". Dread refers to: Un forte sentimento di paura o ansia riguardo a qualcosa che sta per accadere o potrebbe accadere.

How do you pronounce 'Dread' and 'terrore'?

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What is an example sentence for Dread in Italian?

English: "She felt a sense of dread as the deadline approached." | Italian: "Ha provato un senso di terrore mentre la scadenza si avvicinava."

noun · verb

English to Italian Dictionary

dread Meaning in Italian (dread significato in italiano)

nounterrore

verbtemere

Sinonimi:pauraangosciatimore

terrore in English:dread

Phonetic:ter-ro-re

Gender:Maschile

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Il significato di dread in italiano è terrore, temere. (Un forte sentimento di paura o ansia riguardo a qualcosa che sta per accadere o potrebbe accadere.)

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Visual representation of "dread"

Definitions of Dread

1
noun
terrore
Dread is a strong feeling of fear or anxiety about something that is going to happen or may happen.
Un forte sentimento di paura o ansia riguardo a qualcosa che sta per accadere o potrebbe accadere.
2
verb
temere
To dread something means to anticipate it with great apprehension or fear.
Anticipare qualcosa con grande apprensione o paura.

Example Sentences

“She felt a sense of dread as the deadline approached.”

Ha provato un senso di terrore mentre la scadenza si avvicinava.

“I dread having to speak in public.”

Temo di dover parlare in pubblico.

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Synonyms (Sinonimi)

In Italian:

pauraangosciatimore

In English:

fear apprehension terror alarm

Antonyms (Contrari)

In Italian:

fiduciacoraggio

In English:

joy delighteagernessanticipation

Inflected Word Forms

past participledreaded

present participledreading

adjectivedreadful

adverbdreadfully

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

live in dread ofexpression

To constantly fear something or someone.

strike dread intoexpression

To cause someone to feel great fear.