scare off
英 [skeə ɔf] 美 [skɛr ɔf]

释义

使（某人）望而却步，吓跑…；

英英释义

scare off

• v.cause to lose courage

  同义词：dauntdashpallfrighten offscare awayfrighten awayscare

双语例句

1. They lighted a fire to scare off the wolves.
   他们点了一堆火来吓跑狼群。
2. When the alarm went off the thieves ran away.
   报警器响了，窃贼吓跑了。
3. Doctors weren't put off by all that publicity.
   医生没有被那些宣传吓退。
4. Don't let those people frighten you off.
   不要让那些人把你吓退了。

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