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panic
/'pænɪk/
pánico m
terror m
fallo m
pánico financiero m
entrar en pánico
asustar
asustarse
alarmarse
aterrarse
causar pánico
preocupe angustia
aterrar
alarme
provocar pánico
asustados
espantarse
paniquearse
Smoke filled the hallway near the doors, creating a panic.
El humo llenó el pasillo cerca de la entrada, provocando pánico.
The unexpected fire alarm threw the entire office into a panic.
La alarma de incendio inesperada sumió en el pánico a toda la oficina.
The earthquake jarred buildings and left everyone in a state of panic.
El terremoto estremeció los edificios y dejó a todos en estado de pánico.
The boat took on water and began to swamp, causing panic.
El bote empezó a hacer agua y comenzó a hundirse, causando pánico.
Her quick thinking helped to stem the panic during the emergency.
Su rápida reacción ayudó a contener el pánico durante la emergencia.
The car rolled in reverse down the hill, causing panic.
El coche rodó hacia atrás por la colina, causando pánico.
The documentary explains how satanic panic ruined innocent daycare workers' lives.
El documental explica cómo el pánico satánico arruinó la vida de cuidadores inocentes.
They were on the verge of panic as the storm approached quickly.
Estaban al borde del pánico mientras la tormenta se acercaba rápidamente.
He pressed the fire alarm by mistake, causing unnecessary panic.
Pulsó la alarma de incendios por error, causando pánico innecesario.
She felt relieved to stave off the panic by practicing deep breathing.
Se sintió aliviada al controlar el pánico practicando la respiración profunda.
The concerning announcement from management caused widespread panic among employees.
El anuncio inquietante de la dirección provocó pánico generalizado entre los empleados.
His sudden collapse on stage threw the audience into a panic instantly.
Su desmayo repentino en el escenario sumió en el pánico al público de inmediato.
The pilot's urgent announcement threw some nervous passengers into a panic.
El anuncio urgente del piloto sumió en el pánico a algunos pasajeros nerviosos.
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Expressions with panic: examples and Spanish translations

panic button n.
botón de pánico · botón de emergencia
"She hit the panic button when she noticed the smoke."
! press the panic button v.
entrar en pánico · activar el botón de pánico
"Don't press the panic button just because you lost your keys."
! hit the panic button v.
entrar en pánico
"When the fire alarm went off, everyone hit the panic button."
! panic stations n.
alarma de pánico · señal de emergencia
"The captain called panic stations as the ship began to sink."
! push the panic button v.
entrar en pánico
"When the fire alarm rang, everyone pushed the panic button."
throw into a panic v.
poner en pánico · causar pánico
"The fire alarm threw the students into a panic."
panic sell v.
vender por pánico
"Investors often panic sell during market crashes."
satanic panic n.
pánico satánico
"The 1980s saw a satanic panic in many communities."
target panic n.
ansiedad de tiro
"He struggled with target panic during the archery competition."
in a panic adj.
en pánico · aterrorizado
"She was in a panic before the exam."
! Above all, don't panic adv.
sobre todo · ante todo
"Above all, don't panic during the emergency."
! in panic mode adj.
en pánico
"The students were in panic mode before the big test."
panic-buy v.
comprar por pánico
"People often panic-buy essentials during natural disasters."
panic attack n.
ataque de pánico · crisis de ansiedad
"She experienced a panic attack during the meeting."
panic buyer n.
comprador compulsivo
"During the storm, panic buyers emptied the shelves."
panic room n.
cuarto seguro · refugio
"During the break-in, the family hid in the panic room until help arrived."
panic buying n.
compras de pánico
"Panic buying emptied the shelves at the supermarket."
panic-stricken adj.
presa del pánico · aterrorizado
"She looked panic-stricken when she heard the loud noise."
panic-struck adj.
presa del pánico · aterrorizado
"She was panic-struck when she heard the explosion."
moral panic n.
pánico moral · alarma social
"The news about the drug caused a moral panic in the community."

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