panic
英['pænik]美['pænik]
n.[C,U]
1.恐慌； 惊惶
2.（迅速传开的）大恐慌
v.[I,T]
1.（使人或动物）受惊
1.恐慌； 惊惶
2.（迅速传开的）大恐慌
v.[I,T]
1.（使人或动物）受惊
形容词：pan'icky
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- The investor panic when dow - jones industrial average plunge 130 points on Monday.
当道琼工业指数大跌130点时，投资者陷入恐慌。收藏 - Her bid for the headship was gathering such momentum that nearly panic had broken out among the Party's establishment.
她竞选领袖的势头如此凶猛，以致在党的领导机构内几乎引起了恐慌。收藏 - Even when those around her panic she always maintains an olympian calm.
即使周围的人都惊惶不已，她也总是保持着超然的镇静收藏 - He's deliberately put round this rumour of a trust to cause a panic and persuade people that they must either truckle to him or go bankrupt!
他故意放出什么托辣斯的空气来，好叫人家起恐慌，觉得除了走他的门路，便没有旁的办法！收藏 - When the wife think her husband is kidnap she hit the panic button.
妻子以为她丈夫被绑架了，惊慌失措。收藏
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