panicked信息详情
v.使恐慌（panic的过去式及过去分词）
panicled───具圆锥花序的
picnicked───去野餐（picnicked是picnic的过去式与过去分词形式）
anticked───防缩的
magicked───有魔力的；魔术的；奇妙的
nicked───adj.带切口的；v.割进；刻痕于（nick的过去分词）
packed───adj.（常用来构成复合词）充满…的，塞满了…的；v.[包装]包装（pack的过去分词）
panicky───adj.恐慌的；惊慌失措的
panicle───n.圆锥花序
panicles───n.圆锥花序
Guests panicked and screamed when the bomb exploded.───炸弹爆炸的时候，客人们惊慌失措，惊声尖叫。
I panicked, I cried—the whole ball of wax.───我惊慌失措，我大喊大叫—什么反应都有。
Her owner Mike Holden panicked and called the coastguard.───她的主人迈克·霍尔登惊慌失措，打给了海岸警卫队。
Such a move could spark a credit run, as panicked creditors attempt to sell Treasury bonds before a dollar collapse.───这一举动可能会引发信贷挤兑，因为惊慌的债权人会试图在美元崩溃前抛售美国国债。
The little boy panicked when thinking about the punishment he might get from his master.───想到主人可能会给他的惩罚，那个小男孩惊恐不安。
THE moment when a throng of peacefully moving people turns into a panicked herd is difficult to predict.───一群和平行进中的人在什么时候会变成一群恐慌者是难以预料的。
During a dressage lesson, my beloved horse tripped, fell down, panicked, jumped up and launched me into a wall all in a matter of seconds.───在花式骑马训练课程中，我的爱马失足摔倒，因为惊恐突然立起，霎那间我就被抛到了一面墙上。
Shep panicked as he did not know what to do.───三浦十分惊慌，因为他不知道怎么办。
Shocked as if with a jolt of energy, they start a panicked dance, twirling and colliding into members of the crowd.───如同被巨大能量进入般，她们颤抖着开始惊惶不安的舞蹈，扭动着、冲撞着走入观众群。
The gunfire panicked the baby.