panic

['pænik]

n.惊慌, 恐慌
vt.使 ... 惊慌, 受恐慌影响
adj.恐慌的, 惊慌的

例句与用法:

The crowd panicked at the sound of the explosion.

爆炸声一响,人群便惊慌起来。

She got into a panic when she thought she'd forgotten the tickets.

她想起忘记带入场券,顿时惊慌起来。

The thunder panicked the horse.

雷声使马受惊了。

Don't panic!

别怕!

词形变化:

形容词: panicky | 动词过去式: panicked | 动词过去分词: panicked | 动词现在分词: panicking | 动词第三人称单数: panics |

详细释义:

n.

1. 恐慌, 惊慌[U][S1]

Rumours of an imminent earthquake started a panic.

谣传即将发生地震引起了一阵恐慌。

2. (经济)大恐慌[C]

When four banks failed in one day, there was a panic among businessmen.

当一天之内有四家银行倒闭的时候, 企业人士一片恐慌。

3. 【俚】非常滑稽可笑的人(或物)[S]

His costume is a panic.

他的服装滑稽透了。

a.

1. 恐慌的; 起于恐慌的

2. 毫无理由的; 极度的

3. 应急的

vt.

1. 使恐慌

The idea might panic the investors.

这个想法可能会使投资者惶恐不安。

2. 【美】【俚】使大笑; 使喝彩

His jokes simply panic me.

他的笑话令我大笑不止。

vi.

十分惊慌[(+at/over)]

"Don't panic, boys; there's no danger."

"不要慌, 孩子们; 没有危险。"


短语词组:

be seized/struck with (a) panic

1. 惊慌失措

On hearing the soft footsteps outside her room, she was seized with panic.

一听到门外有轻轻的脚步声, 她惊慌失措。