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    Asustaron (en. Frightened)

    /asustaɾon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To cause fear or apprehension to someone.
    The ghost stories scared the children.
    Las historias de fantasmas asustaron a los niños.
    To surprise someone in a way that makes them feel fear.
    The thunder scared his dog.
    El trueno asustó a su perro.
    To warn someone of an imminent danger.
    The warning shout scared all those present.
    El grito de advertencia asustaron a todos los presentes.

    Etymology

    From the verb asustar, which comes from the Latin 'extutare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to scare someone
    To cause fear to a person.
    asustar a alguien
    to be scared by
    To feel fear or apprehension about something specific.
    asustarse por
    don’t scare
    Expression used to ask that no fear be caused.
    no asustes

    Related Words

    to scare
    Verb meaning to cause fear.
    asustar
    scared
    Adjective describing someone who feels fear.
    asustado
    scared
    Noun referring to the fear caused.
    asusto

    Slang Meanings

    To scare in an exaggerated way.
    Don’t pay attention to him, they just scared you for the sake of it.
    No le hagas caso, solo te asustaron por el gusto de hacerlo.
    To cause stress or concern.
    That exam left me scared.
    Ese examen me dejó asustado.