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flay

/fleɪ/

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noun

惊吓, 恐慌

A fright; a scare.

Examples :

"The sudden loud bang outside gave everyone in the classroom a real flay. "

外面突然传来一声巨响，把教室里的每个人都吓了一大跳。

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noun

可怕的事物，令人害怕的人。

Fear; a source of fear; a formidable matter; a fearsome or repellent-looking individual.

Examples :

"The upcoming math test was a genuine flay for many students in the class. "

对班里很多学生来说，即将到来的数学考试简直是个大难题，令人恐惧。

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verb

驱赶，惊飞，吓跑

To cause to fly; put to flight; drive off (by frightening).

Examples :

"The loud bang of the firework flayed the pigeons from the park bench. "

鞭炮的巨响把鸽子从公园长椅上吓跑了。

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verb

惊吓，使惊恐，使害怕。

To frighten; scare; terrify.

Examples :

"The harsh words of the angry customer flayed the young cashier, leaving him shaking. "

那位愤怒顾客的严厉言辞吓坏了那位年轻的收银员，让他浑身发抖。

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verb

吓坏，惊恐

To be fear-stricken.

Examples :

"He flayed at the sound of the unexpected shout in the empty house. "

在空荡荡的房子里听到那声突如其来的喊叫，他吓坏了。

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verb

剥皮，去皮

To strip skin off

Examples :

"The butcher carefully used his knife to flay the rabbit before preparing it for cooking. "

屠夫小心地用刀把兔子的皮剥掉，然后准备烹饪。

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verb

鞭打，抽打。

Examples :

"The coach would flay the team with harsh words after they lost the game. "

比赛输了之后，教练会用严厉的话语狠狠地鞭策队员们。

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