panicked

vt.

使恐慌（panic的过去式与过去分词形式）；

1. There was a panic when the building caught fire.
   大楼起火时, 人们一片惊慌。
2. Rumours of an imminent earthquake startled a panic.
   谣传即将发生地震引起了一阵恐慌。

1. The thunder panicked the horse.
   雷声使马受惊了。
2. The idea might panic the investors.
   这个想法可能会使投资者惶恐不安。
3. I panic at the thought of my weakness and fear it being exposed.
   想到自己的弱点,我惊恐不堪,更害怕这弱点被曝光。

1. The financial crisis caused panic selling of securities.
   金融危机引发了恐慌之下的债权抛售。
2. Everyone was panic when the police arrived here to search the building.
   警方来搜查大楼时

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