生怕 (shēng pà): กลัว

Mom put the freshly cooked soup in the middle of the table, afraid the child might accidentally touch the bowl, and repeatedly reminded him not to get too close.

He took two umbrellas when he went out, afraid it might suddenly rain heavily in the afternoon, but in the end he didn't use either one.

Before the exam, she checked her admission ticket and stationery repeatedly, afraid of leaving something behind and not being allowed into the exam room.

Grandma spoke very softly, afraid of waking her sleeping grandson, and even walked quietly.