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le teme a

is afraid of

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is afraid of Used with a person or thing that causes fear. Often appears as "temerle a" in Spanish.
SP: Mi perro le teme a los truenos.
EN: My dog is afraid of thunder.

Tom le teme a morir.

Tom is afraid of dying.

Ella no le teme a nada.

She's not afraid of anything.

María le teme a Dios.

Mary fears God.

El hombre le teme a los desastres como las inundaciones y los incendios.

Man fears disasters such as floods and fires.

Tom no le teme a experimentar.

Tom isn’t afraid to experiment.

Mi abuelo le teme a los perros.

My grandfather is afraid of dogs.

Tom piensa que Mary le teme a las serpientes.

Tom thinks Mary is afraid of snakes.

Él le teme a los perros.

He is afraid of dogs.

Él no le teme a nada.

He is not afraid of anything.

Tom le teme a las alturas.

Tom is afraid of heights.

Tom no le teme a nada.

Tom isn't afraid of anything.

Aquel que no le teme a nada es tan poderoso como aquel a quien todos temen.

He who fears nothing is as powerful as he whom everyone fears.

Y no me gusta un hombre que le teme a la calle.

And I don't like a man who is afraid of the street.

— Un día de furia (1993)

María le teme a las arañas.

Maria is afraid of spiders.

Un hombre mojado no le teme a la lluvia.

A wet man is not afraid of the rain.

Él le teme a la muerte.

He is afraid of death.

Nancy le teme a los perros.

Nancy is afraid of dogs.

El niño le teme a la oscuridad.

The child is afraid of the dark.

Tom no le teme a la muerte.

Tom is not afraid of death.

La gente le teme a la guerra.

People are afraid of war.

Él le teme a su abuelo.

He is afraid of his grandfather.