panicky

英 [ˈpænɪki]

美 [ˈpænɪki]

adj.  焦虑不安的; 惊慌的

法律

BNC.20303 / COCA.18908

牛津词典

adj.

• 焦虑不安的；惊慌的
  anxious about sth; feeling or showing panic

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 恐慌的；惶惶然的；惊慌失措的
  Apanickyfeeling orpanickybehaviour is characterized by panic.
  1. Amy felt a moment of pure, panicky loneliness...
     埃米感到一阵真切、惶惶然的孤独。
  2. Many women feel panicky travelling home at night alone.
     很多女性晚上一个人回家时都提心吊胆。
  3. ...yesterday's panicky decision by the Bank of Ireland.
     爱尔兰银行昨天的仓皇决定

英英释义

adj

• thrown into a state of intense fear or desperation
  1. became panicky as the snow deepened
  2. felt panicked before each exam
  3. trying to keep back the panic-stricken crowd
  4. the terrified horse bolted
  Synonym:panickedpanic-strickenpanic-struckterrifiedfrightened

双语例句

• My parents were furious and panicky. I saw in their faces multitudes of emotions.
  父母两人都焦急万分，他们的脸上布满了焦虑。
• This leads to the Oral Historian's Anxiety Syndrome, that panicky realization that irretrievable information is slipping away from us with every moment.
  这种令人恐慌的认识导致了口述历史学家的焦虑症&那些无法挽回的信息正在每时每刻随着时光的流逝而从我们身边溜走，化为乌有！
• Panicky stories spur the release of cascades of glucocorticoid ( cortisol). This deregulates your immune system and inhibits the release of growth hormones.
  令人恐慌的新闻使人体内糖皮质激素（皮质醇）呈级联式分泌，导致免疫系统紊乱，抑制生长荷尔蒙分泌。
• Amy felt a moment of pure, panicky loneliness
  埃米感到一阵真切、惶惶然的孤独。
• At the crack of dawn the next day she sent me a panicky e-mail begging me not to quote her – fearing that her fellow networkers might do something truly nasty to her in the girls 'toilets.
  第二天一大早，她给我发了一封惊慌失措的邮件，求我不要在文章中引用她的话&她害怕网络成员可能会在洗手间里对她做些真正龌龊的事。
• Many women feel panicky travelling home at night alone.
  很多女性晚上一个人回家时都提心吊胆。
• To tell the truth, I do feel a bit nervous and panicky.
  说真的，我还真是有点儿紧张和害怕呀。
• Reacting to market panic with panicky rate cuts is likely to make things worse rather than better.
  对市场恐慌作出惊惶失措的反应可能使事情更糟而不是更好。
• This has made carriers panicky about any uses they haven't pre-approved.
  这使得运营商对任何未取得他们许可的网络使用感到恐惧。
• Since 2009, whenever the currency gained, panicky investors worried the economy was in meltdown.
  2009年以来，只要美元一涨，惊慌的投资者就担心美国经济崩盘。