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panicked

美['pænɪk],英['pænɪk],

释义

n. 恐慌;惊恐;惶恐不安;人心惶惶的局面; v. 惊慌失措; adj. 惊慌的;无谓的;过度的;潘神的; 网络释义: 恐慌的;慌乱;惊惶的;

例句

Such a move could spark a credit run, as panicked creditors attempt to sell Treasury bonds before a dollar collapse.
这一举动可能会引发信贷挤兑,因为惊慌的债权人会试图在美元崩溃前抛售美国国债。
The little boy panicked when thinking about the punishment he might get from his master.
想到主人可能会给他的惩罚,那个小男孩惊恐不安。
THE moment when a throng of peacefully moving people turns into a panicked herd is difficult to predict.
一群和平行进中的人在什么时候会变成一群恐慌者是难以预料的。
During a dressage lesson, my beloved horse tripped, fell down, panicked, jumped up and launched me into a wall all in a matter of seconds.
在花式骑马训练课程中,我的爱马失足摔倒,因为惊恐突然立起,霎那间我就被抛到了一面墙上。
Shep panicked as he did not know what to do.
Shocked as if with a jolt of energy, they start a panicked dance, twirling and colliding into members of the crowd.
如同被巨大能量进入般,她们颤抖着开始惊惶不安的舞蹈,扭动着、冲撞着走入观众群。
He said he "panicked" and called T-Mobile, which said it would investigate the charges.
他称自己很“惊慌”,连忙打电话给T-Mobile公司询问,公司称将调查这笔费用。
Although he has won some fame, as well as his own talk show in Beijing, there was a time when he panicked about losing his acting career.
尽管他已经赢得了一些名气,以及他拥有了自己在北京的脱口秀节目,有一段时间对失去他的演艺事业他曾感到恐慌。
But rather than laugh, more than a few reporters stared at the e-mail message in a panicked state of disbelief.
但是,有不少记者都目瞪口呆地盯着这封电子邮件,陷入了难以置信的恐慌状态,而不是付之一笑。
In Gregor's shoes he might have panicked, doubted what was happening, and fatally failed to act.
要是处在格列高的地位,他可能会张皇失措,沉吟着无所作为而贻误挽救。

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