Übersetzung für 'afraid of water' von Englisch nach Deutsch

afraid of water {adj} [postpos.]

wasserscheu

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to be afraid of sth.

sich vor etw.^Dat. scheuen [Angst haben]

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to be afraid of death

Angst vor dem Tod haben

to be afraid of ghosts

sich vor Geistern fürchten

to be afraid of thunderstorms

sich vor Gewittern fürchten

afraid of sb./sth. {adv}

in Furcht vor jdm./etw.

afraid of work {adj} [postpos.]

arbeitsscheu

to be afraid of heights

Höhenangst habenpsych.

to be afraid of people

scheu sein

to be afraid of sb./sth.

vor jdm./etw. Furcht haben

vor jdm./etw. Respekt haben [Angst]

vor jdm./etw. Angst haben

sich vor jdm./etw. fürchten

to be afraid / frightened of flying

Flugangst habenaviat.

to be afraid of the dark

sich vor der Dunkelheit fürchten

What are you afraid of?

Wovor hast du Angst?

I'm afraid of this.

Ich habe Angst hiervor.

I'm afraid of him.

Mir ist bange vor ihm.

to be afraid (of sb./sth.)

sich (vor jdm./etw.) ängstigen

She is afraid of him.

Sie hat Angst vor ihm.

to be afraid of doing sth.

sich nicht trauen, etw. zu tun

• The Navajo believe that fish have a part in the story of creation, the Apache were in general afraid of water since they associated it with thunder, and the arid desert climate made fish a rarity.
• She can't swim and is afraid of water.
• Its success was assured with the wholesale arrival of a group of radical young writers and artists called "Les Hydropathes" ("those who are afraid of water – so they drink only wine"), a club led by the journalist Émile Goudeau.
• Over a two part assignment, the candidates were divided into two groups of three: A group who would determine how much money could be earned, and a group who were not afraid of water and the dark who would retrieve the money.
• Fan Yunfei is a sand fox spirit but he isn't afraid of water.

• Though fierce and malevolent towards humans, he is afraid of water and dogs and will avoid them at all costs.
• The first site's success was assured with the wholesale arrival of a group of radical young writers and artists called "Les Hydropathes" (“those who are afraid of water”), led by the journalist Emile Goudeau.