panic

alarm, fear, fright, horror, panic, terror, dread

名词 panic:

1. an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety
   同义词：terror, affright
2. sudden mass fear and anxiety over anticipated events
   同义词：scare

动词 panic:

1. be overcome by a sudden fear
2. cause sudden fear in or fill with sudden panic

1. The crowd panicked at the sound of the explosion.
   爆炸声一响，人群便惊慌起来。
2. She got into a panic when she thought she'd forgotten the tickets.
   她想起忘记带入场券，顿时惊慌起来。
3. The thunder panicked the horse.
   雷声使马受惊了。
4. Don't panic!
   别怕！

pan.ic

n.（名词）
A sudden, overpowering terror, often affecting many people at once.See Synonyms at fear
惊恐，恐慌：一种突然的难以抗拒的恐惧，常常同时影响许多人参见 fear
A sudden widespread alarm concerning finances, often resulting in a rush to sell property:
经济恐慌：有关金融方面的突然的广泛的恐慌，常常导致倾销财产：
例句：
a stock-market panic.
股市恐慌

Slang One that is uproariously funny.
【俚语】 非常滑稽的人或物
adj.（形容词）
Of, relating to, or resulting from sudden, overwhelming terror:
惊慌失措的，恐慌的：突然的广泛传播的惊慌的，与其有关的或由其引起的：
例句：
panic flight.
惊慌失措的逃走

Of or resulting from a financial panic:
财务恐慌的：金融大恐慌的，由其引起的：
例句：
panic selling of securities.
金融大恐慌导致的债券抛售

Often Panic Mythology Of or relating to Pan.
常作 Panic 【神话】 潘神的：潘神的，与潘神有关的
v.tr.intr.（及物动词和不及物动词）
pan.icked,pan.ick.ing,pan.ics
To affect or be affected with panic.See Synonyms at frighten
使恐慌，受恐慌影响参见 frighten

来源：
From French panique [terrified]
源自 法语 panique [恐慌的]
from Greek Panikos [of Pan (a source of terror, as in flocks or herds), groundless (used of fear)]
源自 希腊语 Panikos [潘神的（恐惧之源，如在鸟群或兽群中），没有理由的（用于害怕）]
from Pan [Pan] * see Pan
源自 Pan [潘神] *参见 Pan

【引伸】
pan.icky
adj.（形容词）