panicky in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for panicky in the English»Spanish Dictionary

panicky [Am ˈpænəki, Brit ˈpanɪki] ADJ

panicky person

muy nervioso

panicky behavior/decision

precipitado

to get/grow panicky

dejarse llevar por el pánico

Translations for panicky in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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solo de pensarlo me da terror pánico

I get panicky just thinking about it inf

me entró un agobio espantoso

a terrible panicky feeling came over me inf

panicky in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for panicky in the English»Spanish Dictionary

panicky <-ier, iest> [ˈpænɪki] ADJ

panicky person

inquieto, -a

panicky feeling

de pánico

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This is useful for those without much basketball knowledge, or those who tend to get panicky on key possessions.

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The composure, we just got a bit panicky.

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Panicky thoughts quickly become obsessive, running through one fearful outcome after another.

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I still remember that cold, panicky feeling of, what?

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The "c-word" can initiate a panicky urgency in them.

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The second phone call, we got more panicky.

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But when things get really, really congested, people get panicky.

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However, he hasn't seen any definitive signs of trouble in terms of rising pulse prices or panicky importers.

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People diagnosed with labyrinthitis can sometimes feel anxious and panicky as their world is literally turned upside down.

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Usually appears panicky and speaks in a high-pitched voice.

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