Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Fear"s

A: I see, i think that is correct, “what had all that fear come from?” I think this means “what has caused the fear?”

And “had peace come” is “did peace arrive?” Or something like that.

A: Miedo

A: It might be "tracking" - like making a list or paying attention. "I am tracking how much I exercise."

A: No here means 'is not'.

My interpretation is 'fear is not easier to cope with when you are old'.

But maybe it was just something they thought sounded good.

A: To be scared of.

“I fear you”
I’m scared of you.

Fearing is another way of saying afraid

“I’m afraid of heights”
I’m scared of heights

A: The FEAR is a feeling.
Don't be AFRAID, I'll protect you.
The FEAR stopped he.
Why are you so AFRAID of dark?

A: I'm so tired but I can't go to sleep. All my friends are going out and I have serious FOMO.

A: He doesn't dare leave the house lest he would get wet.

A: Despite my fears, I’m going to fly on a plane.

Despite my fears, I’m going to learn to swim.

Despite my fears = even though I’m afraid

Even though I’m afraid of heights, I want to go to the top of the Eiffel Tower.

(Or,)

Despite my fear of heights, I want to go to the top of the Eiffel Tower.

A: I put down the glass for fear of breaking it.

Also, I put down the glass lest I break it. It makes sense but it doesn't sound natural because it's a sort of old word.

A: Is right.

"Fear" and "afraid" can also be generally interchangeable in most cases, but there are two situations where "fear" needs to be used, while "afraid" would be incorrect:

I fear for my safety.

One cannot write "I am afraid of my safety." It would imply that your safety is intimidating you. In this case, "fear" has the meaning of "to have concern for."

The second situation is "fear" being used to mean "reverential awe.":

Fear God, and love your brethren!

In this case, "afraid" would be inappropriate. "Be afraid of God, and love your brethren!" would not have the meaning of "reverential awe".

But in most cases, "fear" and "afraid" are interchangeable, and in the case you gave, it is so.

A:  Fear (verb) is to be afraid of (something or someone) while Afraid (adjective) is  filled with fear

Ex: There's no need to fear.

Ex:  Melissa is afraid of flying, so she takes a train from Boston to visither brother in Chicago.

A: Virtually nothing in terms of how the thoughts would be understood. "Sufficient" sounds more intelligent. There may be more negative connotations to "sufficient" depending on who you're talking to.

A: fear é um verbo/substantivo e afraid é um adjetivo.
fear é a emoção que sentimos quando estamos sendo ameaçados e afraid é a sensação do medo
Fear=medo
afraid=ter medo

A: a fear is a normal way of being scared of something
A phobia is something exagerated

I am scared of closed places. I can take the elevator.

I am claustrophobic. I probably gonna pass out.

A:

In that case

You really do (disappoint me)

(You have) so many fears

(You have) so many desires

A: "He ran away in fear of..." would be correct, but "he ran away with fear..." could also be fine depending on what exactly you want to say.

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A: 'Stage fright' I have stage fright is a saying we use when we are scared to preform in front of a crowd

A: × They have the fear that they could get infected.
✓ They fear they could get infected.

The shorter the better

A: you can delete the second one, but deleting the 1st one will make the sentence wrong. like this:

‎"What's really interesting is that fear of nuclear **(weapons: because nuclear is adjective and needs a noun)** is not something you can push aside" (correct)

A: it's correct in the article

A: × You should not have fear of undertaking an adventure because it will make you stronger and it will make a new person out of you.
✓ You should not fear undertaking an adventure because it will make you stronger and it will make you into a new person.

A: × I feel a big fear about my surgery.
✓ I feel scared about my surgery.

Or

I am scared about my surgery.

I can tell what you are trying to say, this is a bit difficult because there are so many descriptive words. Words to express fear can be nervous, scared, and anxious. Overall in conversation I know exactly what you mean! Keep up the good work! 😁