Translation for 'in fear' from English to Serbian

in fear

unverified у страху {adv}

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fear

страх {м}

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in

у {prep}

in fact

у ствари {adv}

in case

у случају {conj}

to step in

unverified ући

in custody

unverified у притвору {adv}право

in addition

додатно {adv}

in the

у {prep}

in Serbia

у Србији {adv}гео.

to sleep in

испавати се [св.]

in action

unverified у акцији {adv}

India <.in>

Индија {ж}гео.

in future

unverified убудуће {adv}

in flames

unverified у пламену {adv}

in both directions

unverified у оба смера {adv}

in the sky

на небу {adv}

in the streets

unverified на улицама {adv}

in one day

unverified за један дан {adv}

in the head

unverified у главу {adv}

in the evening

увече {adv}

• Introduces Amleth as a grandson of a Danish king, whose father was murdered by his uncle, the governor of Jylland. Amleth pretends to be a fool in fear of his uncle who has married his mother.
• The viewer finds it easier to gauge the state of mind of the characters and therefore understands the larger story at work: Daphne's wide open mouth in fear and astonishment, David biting his lip in determined concentration, or Proserpina desperately struggling to free herself.
• In the "Only Fools and Horses" episode "The Russians are Coming", aired in 1981, Derek Trotter buys a lead fallout shelter, then decides to construct it in fear of an impending nuclear war caused by the Soviet Union.
• In Chapter 31, we are told that Vortigern ruled in fear of Ambrosius.
• Following her liberation, she lives in fear of being captured and taken back to the convent as she awaits the help from Diderot's friend the Marquis de Croismare.

• However, the incident sparked a nagging worry in Tolkien's mind, as he recorded in his journal "For some time I lived in fear of receiving a letter signed 'S.
• After living in fear and sadness for a time, he must face his troubles while rescuing a kitten stuck on the 35th-floor ledge of a building.
• Villages around the district are leaving in fear of demolition at any time with the information reaching them that government will commence the infrastructure project of Maitama II District.
• It is not necessary that the victim was actually frightened, but the defendant must have put or sought to put the victim or some other person in fear of immediate force.
• Because it was widely considered a limited war, the Truman Administration prohibited the USAF to bomb near the borders of China and the Soviet Union in fear of provoking the countries to enter into the war.

• According to Pherecydes, while Heracles was travelling in Helios's golden cup, on his way to Erytheia to fetch the cattle of Geryon, Oceanus challenged Heracles by sending high waves rocking the cup, but Heracles threatened to shoot Oceanus with his bow, and Oceanus in fear stopped.
• Poets should "go in fear of abstractions". He wanted Imagisme "to stand for hard light, clear edges", he wrote later to Amy Lowell.
• Nelson, still in fear for Egypt, made to return to the Mediterranean.
• South Korea's efforts to build an indigenous space launch vehicle have been marred due to persistent political pressure from the United States, who had for many decades hindered South Korea's indigenous rocket and missile development programs in fear of their possible connection to clandestine military ballistic missile programs, which Korea many times insisted did not violate the research and development guidelines stipulated by US-Korea agreements on restriction of South Korean rocket technology research and development.
• Czechoslovakia was also in fear of Hitler and began building its own defences.

• upon which the knights recoil as though in fear and pain.
• Ball said, "The movie is in part about how homophobia is based in fear and repression and about what [...] can do."
• The girls retire in wonder; ghostly forms appear at work upon the vessel, and Daland's men retreat in fear.
• Within a year, almost the entire ethnic Portuguese population had left, many fleeing in fear (in mainland Portugal they were known as [...]); others were expelled by the ruling power of the newly independent territory.