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panic

US:/ˈpænɪk/
UK:/'pænɪk/
adj.:
恐慌的;(恐慌心理)没来由的;过度的;牧人之神的
n.:
惊恐;恐慌;人心惶惶的局面;惶恐不安
v.:
惊慌失措
网络:
使恐慌;恐惧;惊惶
Word forms: (复数) panics (现在分词) panicking (过去式) panicked
Examples
1.
All this suggests there is little to get in a lather about. Inflation is always a cause for concern. But, today, not for panic.
这些说明没什么紧张通货膨胀一直人们关心话题现在不用
2.
I got a desperate email last week from a woman who had sold all her stocks in panic in March and moved the money into bonds.
收到一位女性充满绝望情绪电子邮件3月份恐慌气氛抛出所有股票资金投入到债券
3.
Regulators were worried that Lehman's trading partners would panic, refusing to do any more business with the bank.
监管担心雷曼交易对手出现恐慌愿意这家银行有任何业务往来
4.
But some newspapers have continued to question why panic should be so widespread.
但是有些报纸继续质疑为什么抢购散播如此
5.
The technical term for it is "negative feedback loop. " The rest of us just call it a panic.
专业单词反馈循环我们这等恐慌
6.
Several women on the train said their decision to leave was motivated by precaution rather than panic.
妇女她们决定离开为了预防不是出于恐慌
7.
Be it a murder mystery, suspense thriller, romance or comedy, they always make me panic, laugh or cry.
不论好莱坞凶杀悬念惊险浪漫故事喜剧片它们紧张流泪捧腹大笑
8.
The one big difference was that the Bank of England let Overend fail, and take down other firms with it in the ensuing panic.
一个重大不同在于英国央行欧沃尼倒闭导致其他一些企业接着引发恐慌倒闭
9.
He took the bait like a male and he pulls like a male and his fight has no panic in it.
鱼饵拉扯线方式面对战斗毫不惊慌
10.
At the time of the operation she was having panic attacks and was heavily dependent on tranquillisers.
进行手术受到一次一次惊恐发作折磨极度依赖镇定