Usage examples of "am afraid" in English with translation to French

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Translations: all107 avoir peur98 other translations9
I am afraid I ate something bad. Je crains d'avoir mangé quelque chose de mauvais.
I am afraid it's too late. Je crains qu'il ne soit trop tard.
I am afraid that you will get lost. Je crains que vous vous égariez.
I am afraid he will make a mistake. Je crains qu'il commette une erreur.
"Will he pass the examination?" "I am afraid not." "Réussira-t-il son examen ?" "Je crains que non."
I am afraid it will rain in the afternoon. Je crains qu'il ne pleuve dans l'après-midi.
I am afraid things will take a turn for the worse. Je crains que les choses n'empirent.
There is not much I can do to help, I am afraid. Je crains qu'il n'y ait pas grand-chose que je puisse faire pour aider.
It is true that yours is a good idea, but I am afraid it will be hard to put into practice. Il est vrai que votre idée est bonne, mais je crains qu'elle ne soit difficile à mettre en œuvre.
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