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terror [ˈterəʳ, Am -ɚ] RZ.

1. terror bez l.mn. (great fear):

terror
to have a terror of sth
to strike terror into sb
to be [or live] in terror of one's life

2. terror bez l.mn. (political violence):

terror
terror r.m.

3. terror (cause of fear):

terror
postrach r.m.

4. terror (situation):

terror
chwila r.ż. grozy

terror-stricken [ˈterəˌstrɪkən, Am -ɚ-], terror-struck [ˈterəstrʌk, Am -ɚ-] PRZYM.

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

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His call for help degenerates into screams of terror, followed by an eerie silence.
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To say that he was a holy terror would be a grievous understatement.
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He has acted for or represented many individuals and groups accused of terror connections.
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Then there were charcoal sketches which delved even deeper into the terrors of fever-ridden dreams.
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They were bound together by their need for money, and the terror of destitution.
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This happiness is soon replaced by terror when he notices that all of the officers have survived and that they are in their monster-like state.
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Another goal of the terror was to create shock and fear among the civil population and the opposing soldiers.
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They were trying to create terror and panic.
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Tom climbs over the fence to chase the mouse, but soon sees the bubble growing to gigantic size and cringes in terror as it explodes.
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It involves a pleasing hobo sort of terror related to gothic tradition but also has references to technology corrupting life.
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