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Detailed Translations for dread from English to Spanish

dread:

Conjugations for dread:

present
  1. dread
  2. dread
  3. dreads
  4. dread
  5. dread
  6. dread
simple past
  1. dreaded
  2. dreaded
  3. dreaded
  4. dreaded
  5. dreaded
  6. dreaded
present perfect
  1. have dreaded
  2. have dreaded
  3. has dreaded
  4. have dreaded
  5. have dreaded
  6. have dreaded
past continuous
  1. was dreading
  2. were dreading
  3. was dreading
  4. were dreading
  5. were dreading
  6. were dreading
future
  1. shall dread
  2. will dread
  3. will dread
  4. shall dread
  5. will dread
  6. will dread
continuous present
  1. am dreading
  2. are dreading
  3. is dreading
  4. are dreading
  5. are dreading
  6. are dreading
subjunctive
  1. be dreaded
  2. be dreaded
  3. be dreaded
  4. be dreaded
  5. be dreaded
  6. be dreaded
diverse
  1. dread!
  2. let's dread!
  3. dreaded
  4. dreading
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

dread [the ~] nomen

  1. the dread (fear)
    el miedo; el temor; la cobardía; la inquietud; el recelo; la timidez; el empacho; la insipidez; la sosería

Translation Matrix for dread:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
alzar la mirada looking up
cobardía dread; fear anxiety; cowardness; faint-heartedness; pettiness; pitifulness; timidity
empacho dread; fear anguish; anxiety; awkwardness; discomfiture; embarrassment; fear; reserve; restraint; reticence; shyness; syness; timidity; timorousness
inquietud dread; fear alarm; anxiety; concern; confusion; dismay; uneasiness; worry
insipidez dread; fear blandness; dullness; saltlessness; tastelessness; vapidity; weakness
miedo dread; fear anguish; anxiety; fear; fright; jumpiness
recelo dread; fear suspicion
sosería dread; fear blandness; bleakness; drabness; dullness; saltlessness; tastelessness; weakness
temor dread; fear anguish; anxiety; fear; fright; timidity
timidez dread; fear anguish; anxiety; awkwardness; discomfiture; embarrassment; fear; fright; reserve; restraint; reticence; shyness; syness; timidity; timorousness
- apprehension; apprehensiveness
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acobardarse por apprehend; be afraid of; be uneasy; dread; fear; worry apprehend; be afraid of; shrink from
admirar be reluctant; dread; fear; look up to admire; adore; cherish; glorify; idolise; idolize; respect; worship
alzar la mirada be reluctant; dread; fear; look up to look up; look upwards
arredrarse ante apprehend; be reluctant; be uneasy; dread; fear; look up to; worry apprehend; are reluctant to; be afraid of; hang back from; shrink from; shy at
dudar dread be doubtful; be in doubt; be indecised; doubt; hesitate; procrastinate; put off; question; tarry; vacillate; waver
estar inquieto por be afraid of; dread; fear
estar preocupado apprehend; be afraid of; be uneasy; dread; fear; worry apprehend; be afraid of; be worried
sentir miedo ante be reluctant; dread; fear; look up to
temer apprehend; be afraid of; be uneasy; dread; fear; worry apprehend; be afraid of; shrink from
temer por be afraid of; dread; fear
tener miedo apprehend; be afraid of; be uneasy; dread; fear; worry apprehend; be afraid of; shrink from
- fear
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- fear
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
temer por anxious for; apprehensive; fearful of

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Synonyms for "dread":


Related Definitions for "dread":

  1. fearful expectation or anticipation1
  2. be afraid or scared of; be frightened of1

Wiktionary Translations for dread:

dread
noun
  1. great fear in view of impending evil
verb
  1. to fear greatly

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
dread ansiedad; ansia anxiété — inquiétude

DREAD:


Translation Matrix for DREAD:

Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
DREAD DREAD; Damage potential Reproducibility Exploitability Affected users Discoverability
Daños posibles, Reproducibilidad, Explotabilidad, Usuarios afectados y Detectabilidad DREAD; Damage potential Reproducibility Exploitability Affected users Discoverability

Related Definitions for "DREAD":

  1. A ranking of the risk that is associated with a vulnerability or a security requirement.2