panicky

adj.

恐慌的，由恐慌引起的；易恐慌的；人心惶惶；

1. History shows that panicky runs can end when information improves.
   历史经验表明，改善信息披露机制可以平息恐慌性挤兑事件。
2. Still other data saw panicky selling by individuals and money managers.
   还有些数据表明个人和销售经理的恐慌造成了抛售。
3. I get upset easily or feel panicky.
   我容易动怒和惊恐.

On the transmission of electric impulses in plants.
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