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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3777 COCA: 4310
panic
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noun /ˈpænɪk/
singularpanic
pluralpanics
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    [singular/uncountable] a sudden strong feeling of fear or worry that makes you unable to think clearly or calmly 恐慌；惊慌失措
    sheer/blind panic :

    She felt a moment of sheer panic. 她感到一阵极度的惊恐。

    panic spreads :

    Panic spread quickly through the capital city. 恐慌在整个首都迅速蔓延开来。

    in panic :

    People are fleeing the area in panic. 人们正惊慌失措地逃离该地区。

    get in/into a panic :

    She gets in a panic whenever she has to do the test. 每次必须参加测试时她都会陷入一阵恐慌。

     Synonyms and related words
    Fear and fright: fear, fright, alarm...
     Synonyms and related words
    Feelings of worry and nervousness: worry, concern, stress...
    Collocates: panic
    Adjectives frequently used with panic
    ▪  blind, pure, real, sheer, total
    Verbs frequently used with panic as the subject
    ▪  break out, set in, spread, surge, sweep, well up
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    [C/U] a situation in which a lot of people are hurrying to do or get something because they are frightened or worried （因惊吓或忧虑而出现的）大恐慌

    News of the incident caused a panic in the town. 事件的消息使城里人心惶惶。

     Synonyms and related words
    Situations in which people hurry: panic, rush, dash...
    1. a.
      [only before noun] used about things that people do when they are frightened or worried 恐慌的
      panic buying/selling :

      The news prompted a rash of panic buying. 这个消息引发了一阵争先恐后的抢购。

       Synonyms and related words
      Words used to describe actions and activities: actions speak louder than words, amateur, at someone's request/at the request of someone...
panic
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verb /ˈpænɪk/
present tense
I/you/we/theypanic
he/she/itpanics
present participlepanicking
past tensepanicked
past participlepanicked
  1. [I] to have a sudden strong feeling of fear or worry and be unable to think clearly or calmly or decide what to do 感到惶恐；惊慌失措

    We were told not to panic. 我们被告知不要惊慌失措。

     Synonyms and related words
    To be, or to become afraid or frightened: scare, be/live in dread of, panic...
     Synonyms and related words
    To worry or feel nervous about something: worry, panic, dread...
    1. a.
      [T] to make someone feel great fear or worry so that they cannot think clearly or decide what to do 使感到惶恐；使惊慌失措
      be panicked by something :

      We're not panicked by yesterday's result. 我们没有被昨天的结果吓到。

      panic someone into (doing) something :

      Shoppers are panicked into buying things they don't need. 购物者们因恐慌抢购一些他们并不需要的东西。

       Synonyms and related words
      To make someone afraid or frightened: frighten, alarm, scare...
       Synonyms and related words
      To make someone worried or nervous: worry, concern, tear apart...

phrases

TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3777 COCA: 4310
panic

noun

ADJECTIVE | ... OF PANIC | VERB + PANIC | PANIC + VERB | PANIC + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVE➤blind, complete, mad, pure, sheer, total, utter盲目的恐慌；狂亂的恐慌；極度的恐慌▸➤mild, minor, slight輕度的恐慌▸➤momentary片刻的恐慌▸➤growing, mounting, rising逐漸加劇恐慌➤mass, widespread大規模的／大範圍的恐慌➤public公眾的恐慌➤general普遍的恐慌▸➤sudden突然的恐慌▸➤last-minute最後一刻的恐慌◇There was a last-minute panic when nobody could find the tickets.到最後一刻時沒有人找得到票，大家一陣慌亂。➤financial, moral金融／道德恐慌◇a moral panic over rising crime rates犯罪率上升引起的道德恐慌... OF PANIC➤surge, wave一陣／一波恐慌◇I felt a surge of panic when I realized my mistake.當我意識到自己的錯誤時，心裏感到一陣恐慌。VERB + PANIC➤feel感到恐慌◇He felt panic rising within him.他感到心頭湧起一陣恐慌。➤get into, go into陷入恐慌◇She went into a blind panic when she couldn't find the exit.她無法找到出口，陷入了莫名的恐慌之中。➤cause, create, spread引起／製造／散佈恐慌▸➤fill sb with, throw sb into使某人充滿恐慌；使某人突然陷入恐慌◇The thought of being in charge threw him into a mild panic.一想到要由自己來負責，他就有些恐慌。PANIC + VERB➤break out, spread across, through, etc. sth, sweep over, through, etc. sth恐慌爆發；恐慌（在⋯中）散佈；恐慌席捲⋯◇Panic swept through the crowd.恐慌席捲了人群。➤fill sb/sth, grip sb, seize sb, set in某人驚慌失措▸➤grow, rise, well up恐慌滋長▸➤subside恐慌減退▸➤ensue恐慌接踵而來◇In the ensuing panic, they lost each other.在隨後的恐慌中，他們走散了。PANIC + NOUN➤attack恐慌的侵襲◇She still has panic attacks two years after the accident.事故過去兩年了，她仍然不時感到恐慌。➤disorder恐慌症◇people suffering from depression and panic disorders患有抑鬱症和恐慌症的人➤reaction, symptoms恐慌反應／症狀▸➤button緊急按鈕◇The shopkeeper pressed the panic button and the police arrived in minutes.店主按下了緊急按鈕，幾分鐘後警察趕到了。➤room緊急避險室◇The house includes a panic room which you can run to if intruders enter the house.這所房子有一間緊急避險室，有人闖入房間時可以躲進去。➤mode恐慌狀態◇Eli was clearly in panic mode.伊萊顯然處於恐慌中。➤buying (especially BrE) 瘋狂購買◇Panic buying turned the shortage into a crisis.恐慌性搶購使這種短缺變成了一場危機。PREPOSITION➤in (a) panic在驚慌中◇He jumped out of the car in a panic.驚慌之中他從車裏跳了出來。◇People fled in panic.人們驚慌而逃。➤with panic驚慌地◇Her mind went blank with panic.她慌得腦子裏一片空白。➤panic about對⋯恐慌◇panic about food contamination食物污染的恐慌➤panic among⋯中的恐慌◇panic among the population居民中的恐慌➤panic over對⋯感到的恐慌◇The keys were lost during the panic over the fire alarm.鑰匙在火警引起的恐慌中丟失了。PHRASES➤a feeling of panic, a sense of panic驚慌感➤in a state of panic在恐慌之中▸➤a look of panic驚慌的表情◇A look of panic spread across the boy's face.那個男孩的臉上露出驚恐的神色。➤a moment of panic, a moment's panic (especially BrE) 一時的恐慌
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3777 COCA: 4310
panic noun
⇨ fear panic

verb

panic ♦︎ freak out ♦︎ lose your nerve ♦︎ take fright ♦︎ chicken outThese words all mean to feel frightened, usually so that you act in a stupid or dangerous way or so that you cannot do sth that you intended to do. 这些词均表示惊恐、惊慌失措。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to just panic / freak out / lose your nerve■ panic (-ck) [intransitive] to suddenly feel very frightened so that you cannot think clearly and you say or do sth stupid or dangerous 惊慌；惊慌失措◆I panicked when I saw smoke coming out of the engine.我看见发动机冒烟，吓得手足无措。◆Don't panic! We need to try and stay calm.别惊慌！我们要尽量保持冷静。   see also panic ⇨ fear noun , panicky , panic-stricken ⇨ hysterical ■ ˌfreak ˈout

phrasal verb

 (informal) to react very strongly to sth that makes you suddenly feel shocked, frightened or surprised 反应强烈；震惊；惊惧◆I could hear her downstairs, and I was freaking out, hiding under the bed.我听到她在楼下，害怕得要命，躲到了床底下。■ ˌlose your ˈnerve

idiom

(lost, lost)to not do sth that you intended to do, because you are afraid （因害怕）退缩◆I tried to go parachuting once, but I lost my nerve at the last minute and didn't jump.我曾尝试跳伞，但在最后一刻鼓不起勇气，没有跳成。 OPP keep/hold your nerve ■ take ˈfright

idiom

(took, taken) (written) to suddenly become frightened by sth so that you want to escape or get out of a situation 受惊吓◆The birds took fright and flew away.鸟儿受惊飞走了。◆Investors took fright at the falling market.投资者看到股市下跌，纷纷出逃。■ ˌchicken ˈout (informal, disapproving) to decide not to do sth because you are afraid （因害怕）放弃，临阵退缩◆She chickened out of telling him what really happened.她不敢告诉他真正发生了什么事。

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