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'm sorry that you saw my panic attack.
  我很抱歉让你们看到我发疯。
• 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。
• I could run up three flights of stairs in the event of a subway station panic attack or during that whole year that I refused to use elevators.
  在地铁站恐慌事件中或者在我拒绝使用电梯的那一整年里，我能迅速跑完三段楼梯。
• A panic attack is a sudden feeling of terror.
  惊恐发作会有一种突然间恐惧的感觉。
• Panic attack victims show the following symptoms: they often become easily frightened or feel uneasy in situations where people normally would not be afraid;
  恐慌症患者表现出如下症状：在人们经常不害怕的情况下他们很容易感到恐惧、不安；
• You're having a panic attack.
  你这是莫名的心悸。
• Severe stress, such as the death of a loved one, divorce, or job loss can also trigger a panic attack.
  严重的精神压力，例如：一位所爱的人死亡、失去工作也同样会触发惊恐袭击。
• If you suffered from panic attack, what should you do?
  万一你得了恐惧症，该怎么办呢？
• I've never been in an aeroplane since I had that panic attack when we flew to spain.
  自从我们坐飞机去西班牙遇到那次恐慌事件后我再没乘过飞机。
• 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。