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Usages of die Angst
Sie hat keine Angst mehr, denn der Hund ist an der Leine.
She is no longer afraid, because the dog is on the leash.
Damals war die Burg für mich riesig, und ich hatte Angst vor dem hohen Turm.
Back then the castle seemed huge to me, and I was afraid of the tall tower.
Wenn ich die laute Sirene höre, spüre ich plötzlich wieder meine alte Angst vor Krankenwagen.
When I hear the loud siren, I suddenly feel my old fear of ambulances again.
Im Gespräch mit meiner Freundin werde ich viele Ängste los, weil sie meine Realität versteht.
In conversation with my friend I get rid of many fears because she understands my reality.
Ich möchte meine Angst endlich loswerden.
I would like to finally get rid of my fear.
Nicht jede Angst lässt sich schnell loswerden.
Not every fear can be gotten rid of quickly.
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