state of sudden, overwhelming fear or panic

panicked; scared and confused; lose one's presence of mind due to fear

alarmed and bewildered; in a hurried and confused state; panic-stricken

in a great hurry; in a flurry; acting with haste and nervousness

agitated; flurried; in frantic haste

to lose one's head out of fear; to be so terrified that one does not know what to do

to be flustered; to feel nervous, alarmed, or panicky

(idiom) to be calm and composed in one's actions; leisurely; taking one's time; not flustered

to feel nervous or agitated; to get flustered; to become flustered out of fear or anxiety

in a flurried manner; describes being in a great rush or appearing flustered and nervous

(idiom) too panicked to choose one's path; fleeing wildly in any direction. Also describes being forced by circumstances into making a desperate choice.

to be alarmed and nervous; to feel rattled or confused, usually due to panic or anxiety

(colloquial) to be extremely bored or depressed; to feel so stifled or frustrated that it is unbearable

nervous and confused; in a panic

To lose one's composure or get agitated; to become flustered or scared out of one's wits.

to become alarmed or panicky; to be jittery or flustered

flustered and in a hurry; panicked and urgent

in a great rush; hurriedly and in a fluster

A state of economic turmoil caused by an imbalance between production and consumption, leading to fluctuating prices, business failures, and rising unemployment; also known as [[经济危机|經濟危機|jing1 ji4 wei1 ji1]].

to be so terrified or panic-stricken that one loses color in their face; to be stunned and overwhelmed by fear

(idiom) in a rush or flurry; to be in a panic and not know what to do

to feel distressed, suffocated, or cooped up; feeling stifled or emotionally weighed down

a sudden period of intense fear and physical symptoms

An anxiety disorder characterized by sudden, recurring panic attacks which may involve physical symptoms such as heart palpitations, dizziness, and shortness of breath.

To become so flustered or panicked that one loses presence of mind and does not know what to do.

To lose self-possession; to become flustered, panicked, or anxious because of fear or worry.

used after an adjective or verb to indicate an extreme, often unbearable degree of a state or feeling

(of a group of people) to be thrown into a state of total confusion or panic; to run about helplessly in a state of chaos

To lose one's presence of mind; to get flustered or scared out of one's wits.

hurriedly; in a flustered or frantic manner

feeling very frustrated, gloomy, or suffocated; finding it hard to contain oneself or endure a situation

(literary) appearing disappointed, dejected, or lost; to feel frustrated and dispirited

to be scary or creepy; to feel frightened or have the creeps

to feel extremely tired; exhausted. Colloquial.