out of fear
英 [aut ɔv fiə] 美 [aʊt ʌv fɪr]

释义

由于恐惧；

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. The prisoner was quivering with fear as he faced the court.
   犯人出庭受审时由于恐惧而发抖。
2. He knew that one of them might fail through fear at the decisive moment.
   他知道由于恐惧，他们中间有一个可能会在关键时刻出岔子。

权威例句

Driving Fear Out of the Workplace.
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Driving fear out of the workplace. Interview by Mary Darby.
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Out of Fear or Desire: Why do Employees Follow Information Systems Security Policies?
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