panic
Prononciation : [ˈpænɪk]
Mot
Contexte : « emotion »
(noun) a sudden, overwhelming feeling of fear or anxiety. It's when someone becomes very scared very quickly, often when they think something bad is happening.
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He felt a wave of panic when he realized he was lost in the crowded mall.
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She was calm about the storm; there was no panic in her voice.
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What do you suppose causes panic in such situations?
Contexte : « reaction »
(verb) to become very frightened or anxious quickly. It's when someone reacts in a scared way to a surprising problem or situation.
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During the fire drill, everyone panicked at first but quickly got organized.
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He didn't panic when the lights went out; he stayed calm and found a flashlight.
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What should we do if we panic during an emergency?
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