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Verbes d'Évocation des Émotions - Verbes pour exprimer la peur et la détresse

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais faisant référence à la peur et à la détresse tels que "paniquer", "s'inquiéter" et "flipper".

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Categorized English Verbs of Evoking and Feeling Emotions
to fear
to fear
[verbe]

to feel anxious or afraid about a likely situation or event

craindre, avoir peur

craindre, avoir peur

Ex: He feared that his secrets would come to light during the investigation. 
to panic
to panic
[verbe]

to be suddenly overwhelmed by intense fear, often leading to irrational or wild actions

paniquer, s'affoler

paniquer, s'affoler

Ex: The loud noise caused the crowd to panic and stampede. 
to freak
to freak
[verbe]

to react with extreme or irrational fear, anxiety, or agitation

paniquer, flipper

paniquer, flipper

Ex: He freaked at the sight of the snake slithering across the path. 
to flap
to flap
[verbe]

to express agitation, make a fuss, or become overly concerned or worked up about something

s'agiter, paniquer

s'agiter, paniquer

Ex: The parent started to flap when they realized their child was running late for school. 
to mind
to mind
[verbe]

(often used in negative or question form) to be upset, offended, or bothered by something

déranger

déranger

Ex: I don't mind if you borrow my book, just please return it when you're done. 
to brood
to brood
[verbe]

to dwell on one’s troubles or worries in a depressed way

ruminer, se morfondre

ruminer, se morfondre

Ex: The rainy weather made her brood about her financial struggles. 
to worry
to worry
[verbe]

to feel upset and nervous because we think about bad things that might happen to us or our problems

s'inquiéter

s'inquiéter

Ex: She tends to worry about upcoming exams. 
to agonize
to agonize
[verbe]

to suffer mental pain or intense worry about a difficult decision or situation

angoisser, se tourmenter

angoisser, se tourmenter

Ex: She agonized over whether to accept the job offer or stay in her current position. 
to fuss
to fuss
[verbe]

to worry too much or pay too much attention to small details

s'inquiéter excessivement, se tracasser pour des détails

s'inquiéter excessivement, se tracasser pour des détails

Ex: She fussed over every detail of the party, making sure everything was perfect. 
to preoccupy

to engage someone's mind or attention fully, especially with worries or concerns

préoccuper

préoccuper

Ex: She has been preoccupied with worries about her children's health and safety. 
to fret
to fret
[verbe]

to be anxious about something minor or uncertain

se tracasser, se faire du souci

se tracasser, se faire du souci

Ex: She fretted about whether she had left the stove on before leaving the house. 
to sweat
to sweat
[verbe]

to be worried or anxious about something

s'inquiéter, se faire du souci

s'inquiéter, se faire du souci

Ex: She sweated over the upcoming exam, fearing she hadn't studied enough. 
to stew
to stew
[verbe]

to continuously worry or allow a problem to linger in one's mind, causing discomfort or anxiety

ruminer, se morfondre

ruminer, se morfondre

Ex: She stewed over the argument she had with her friend, replaying it in her mind. 
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