be afraid to
英 [bi: əˈfreid tu:] 美 [bi əˈfred tu]

v.

害怕；

双语例句

1. He dismissed his critics as pious do-gooders who were afraid to face the facts.
   他把批评他的人斥之为不敢面对事实的假善人。
2. She was afraid to meet my eye.
   她怕与我目光相遇。

权威例句

“I Don't Have to be Afraid of You”: Rape Survivors' Emotion Management in Court
Do we have to be afraid of the future world of work?
Don't be afraid of irrelevant words: the emotional Stroop effect is confined to attended words.
“Don’t be afraid to tell.” The spiritual and religious experience of mental health service users in Somerset
[To induce labor or to wait in case of term PROM? Don't be afraid of expectant management!].
Don't be afraid to set up your fish facility.
[Lead--is there something to be afraid of?].
Don't be afraid to plan ahead for end-of life care delivery
DON'T BE AFRAID TO DELEGATE
We must not be afraid to be free : stories of free expression in America