panic-stricken

常見例句

雙語例句

• The intellect and the emotions gain the upper hand and subsequently create a panic-stricken and chaotic situation.
  思維和情緒占據(jù)了主導(dǎo)并隨之造成一個驚慌和混亂的狀況。
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• Manufacturers in Germany were panic-stricken when they heard of the experiences of some industrialists who were more or less expropriated by the State.
  當(dāng)?shù)聡闹圃焐搪犝f一些企業(yè)家被國家或多或少剝奪了財產(chǎn)后，他們都變得驚慌失措起來。
• After an explosive row between the two, either Van Gogh cut off part of his own ear, or (according to a recent theory) the panic-stricken Gauguin did, and then fled Arles forever.
  在兩個人激烈的爭吵之后，也許是梵高切下了自己的耳朵，也許（據(jù)最近的一種理論）是驚慌失措的高更切下了梵高的耳朵并永遠(yuǎn)逃離了阿爾勒（Arles）。

權(quán)威例句

• The path of least resistance for the panic-stricken has often been to blame some unfortunate minority.
  ECONOMIST: Sacrificial spare-ribs
• However panic-stricken they are, Iraqi asylum-seekers do not simply show up anywhere.
  ECONOMIST: Refugees from Iraq
• Even in the PPP, which accepted Mr Zardari as its leader in the panic-stricken wake of Ms Bhutto 2007 death, many despise him.
  ECONOMIST: Pakistan's political crises
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