英:[ˈpænɪki]
美:[ˈpænɪkɪ]
英:[ˈpænɪki]
美:[ˈpænɪkɪ]
词根:panic
adj.panic 恐慌的;没有理由的
n.panic 恐慌,惊慌;大恐慌
vi.panic 十分惊慌
vt.panic 使恐慌
adjective
of, relating to, or resembling the mental or emotional state believed induced by the god Pan
panic fear
of, relating to, or arising from a panic panic selling a panic retreat
panic buying
of or relating to the god Pan
Panic rites
noun
a sudden overpowering frightalso: acute, extreme anxiety
a sudden unreasoning terror often accompanied by mass flight
widespread panic in the streets
a sudden widespread fright concerning financial affairs that results in a depression of values caused by extreme measures for protection of property (such as securities)
dated slang someone or something that is very funny : riot
verb
transitive verb
to affect with panic
to cause to laugh uproariously
panic an audience with a gag
intransitive verb
to be affected with panic
"恐慌的或与恐慌有关的",1865年在美国内战背景下使用,来自 panic(n.1)+ -y(2)。相关词汇: Panickiness。
I remonstrated against it in private conversations and in written despatches, until I am very certain that the parties to whom my remonstrances were made, and those around them, began to think I was getting panicky, as they say, and I had to stop it. [Brig. Gen. A.L. Lee, testimony on the Red River Expedition before the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War, 38th Congress, 2nd session, Washington, 1865]
我在私人谈话和书面文件中提出反对意见,直到我非常确定我的反对意见的对象和周围的人开始认为我正在变得恐慌,所以我不得不停止。[A.L. Lee 将军在1865年华盛顿第38届国会第2次会议上关于红河远征的证言]
Adjective and Noun French panique, from Greek panikos, literally, of Pan, from Pan
The first known use of panic was circa 1586
panic1 of 2noun
a sudden overpowering fright especially without reasonable causealso: extreme anxiousness
a sudden widespread fright concerning financial affairs causing hurried selling and a sharp fall in prices
panic2 of 2verb
to affect or be affected with panic
1 When I realised that the necklace is lost, I felt very panicky.
当我意识到那珍贵的项链不见了, 我十分惊慌.
2 The girl was breathing fast, scared and panicky, her eyes going from the blade to him and back again.
3 Much of my own time was spent with unhappy , nearly panicky, colleagues.
我得耗费大量时间对付心情抑郁, 近乎惶惶不安的同事.
4 “I may be sort of panicky,” he told Weaver, “but I am afraid of the general international situation.”
5 When things are down , fans and the media get nervous and panicky.
当球队状态不好的时候, 球迷和媒体都会失望的担忧.
6 “Don’t get panicky, or you’ll do something foolish and spoil everything.”
7 As I digested what he was saying, I had a flashback to receiving his note on the ice-cream wrapper and started to feel panicky.
8 In a panicky reflex, I nearly hung up—if Henry didn’t have his car I couldn’t hear him, he might be halfway up the walk that instant—but just then the operator came back on.
9 She has panic attacks whenever she has to speak in public.
10 I grew panicky even thinking I might not have alcohol.
11 Then fear that he would not be able to talk about this consuming fever made him panicky.
12 Harry could tell Snape was thoroughly enjoying himself, denying Harry the thing he wanted when he was so panicky.
13 Okay, dancers, let’s try this again, but on the beat this time,” says Miss Jovy, a little panicky.
14 The panicky beating of my heart seemed to blur my vision.
15 The panicky condition of the market.
16 I get out of that stuffy pantry with a panicky feeling.
17 I returned to first and saw our player who had been on third and who was now halfway to home plate turn sharply and start a panicky race back.
18 Now the opposite seems to be happening: a panicky rally.
但现在,似乎出现了相反的情况,那就是: 恐慌性上扬.
19 I told Mr. Black that I was panicky, and he said it was OK to be panicky.
20 They grow euphoric in authority and panicky at the thought of losing it.
他们掌握了权力便得意洋洋,一想到可能丢权便又惊慌失措.
2 惊恐的
5 惊慌失措的
6 惊慌
7 惊惶的
8 恐慌
shuddersome sturtin panic alarmed panic-stricken alarm scare jitters give the jitters crisis flap
9 担心
concerned nervous concerning worried stressful anxious fearful uneasy apprehensive suspenseful bothered stressed out perturbed stressy care concern worry anxiety suspense apprehension perturbation disquiet fear stress bug bother dread perturb have on your mind lose sleep about lose sleep over tremble to think get in a sweat concern yourself
10 受惊吓的
12 担心的
concerned nervous concerning worried anxious fearful uneasy apprehensive suspenseful bothered stressed out perturbed stressy
13 恐慌的