panic in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.panic [Am ˈpænɪk, Brit ˈpanɪk] N

1. panic U or C (fear, anxiety):

panic
pánico m
there was widespread panic on world financial markets
cundió el pánico en los mercados financieros del mundo
people fled in panic
la gente huyó, despavorida or presa del pánico
keep calm, don't get into a panic
calma, no te dejes llevar por el pánico
when the lights went out, the whole crowd was thrown into a panic
cuando se apagaron las luces, cundió el pánico entre la gente
the announcement spread panic among the shoppers
el anuncio sembró el pánico entre la gente que se encontraba en la tienda
attr the strike led to panic food-buying
la gente se asustó con la huelga y se lanzó a comprar alimentos
panic measure
medida f de emergencia (en situaciones de pánico)
that was a typical panic reaction
esa fue una reacción típica de un momento de pánico
it was panic stations inf
reinaba el pánico

II.panic <pres part panicking; pt, pp panicked> [Am ˈpænɪk, Brit ˈpanɪk] VB intr

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III.panic <pres part panicking; pt, pp panicked> [Am ˈpænɪk, Brit ˈpanɪk] VB trans

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panic-stricken [Am ˈˌpænɪk ˈˌstrɪkən, Brit ˈpanɪkstrɪk(ə)n] ADJ

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there was a momentary panic
hubo un momento de pánico

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panic in the PONS Dictionary

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panic Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to get into a panic
ponerse nervioso
to be in a panic
estar nervioso
I was seized with panic
estaba sobrecogido por el pánico
panic got the better of him
el pánico se adueñó de él
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Heavier masses are unsafe, with most panic snaps because of the possibility of injury from flailing cordage.
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The developer also added a panic button that switches the action for a retro-looking game, with authentic animations and sounds.
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In some cases it can result in a panic attack.
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Acrophobia sufferers can experience a panic attack in a high place and become too agitated to get themselves down safely.
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But when he sees the ketchup he starts to panic.
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He had fitted it out with a jacuzzi, a gym and even a panic room.
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For those investors who sell in a panic, stock market recovery is of little benefit.
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They were too quick to get in the panic room and even then failed to shut the door.
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The retreat was made even more serious by the fact that the gendarmes, tasked with stabilising the front and catching deserters, also fled in panic.
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This underscored financial and political instability and led to further panic in the markets.
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