panic attack

英 [ˈpænɪk əˈtæk]

美 [ˈpænɪk əˈtæk]

惊恐发作；惊慌失措

英英释义

noun

• a sudden attack of fear
  Synonym:scare

双语例句

• I remember having a full panic attack and started to strip off, hide the evidence and quickly got changed into mans clothes.
  我记忆犹新，我惊恐万状，赶紧脱掉女人的衣着，躲好这些变装的证据，然后，迅速地穿上男人衣服。
• You may start to feel anxious, as if you are going to have a panic attack.
  你开始焦虑，好像马上会遭遇恐怖袭击。
• But if she stays stressed out like this or has another panic attack.
  如果她还是象现在这样不安，或者又遭到了袭击。
• I had a panic attack.
  我当时真是气炸了。
• The problem with this is while he's stuck in there he has this screaming, horrific panic attack and then it makes his fear much worse.
  这里的问题是，当他被困在这里时，他会患上令其尖叫与恐惧的恐慌症，这只会让他的恐惧感更加强烈。
• I'm sorry that you saw my panic attack.
  我很抱歉让你们看到我发疯。
• Jeannie told us about your little panic attack last night.
  吉尼跟我们说了你昨晚紧张的事。
• What you're describing is a panic attack.
  你开的是一个镇静剂。
• It is generally agreed that a panic attack does not directly endanger a person's life.
  总体上说，恐慌症不会直接影响人的生命。
• I knew before she told me: I screamed and had to be put in a separate room at the doctor's office because I had a panic attack and nearly fainted.
  在她张口之前我就知道发生了什么，我歇斯底里，惊恐症发作，并几近晕厥，医护人员不得不把我安排在医生办公室的一个单独房间里。