freak out

英 [friːk aʊt]

美 [friːk aʊt]

（使）大吃一惊; （使）极度不安; （使）大发雷霆; （使）极度困惑

英英释义

noun

• a wild delusion (especially one induced by a hallucinogenic drug)
  Synonym:disorientation

verb

• lose one's nerve
  1. When he saw the accident, he freaked out
  Synonym:freakgross out

双语例句

• Just thought I would let you know so you wouldn't freak out about it.
  只是觉得，我会让你知道，因此你不会反常知道了。
• But can we please not freak out about the Caesar salad again?
  但我们可以不要再为了凯撒沙拉抓狂吗？
• I know a lot of people who freak out about this and run away screaming.
  而我知道大多数人看到蜘蛛都会抓狂，然后尖叫着跑开。
• I'm just saying, don't freak out until you're a100% sure.
  我只是想说，在你没有100%确定之前千万别慌。
• I was gonna tell him today. he's probably gonna freak out.
  今天我要告诉他。他恐怕会大吃一惊。
• And I'm kinda trying not to freak out now.
  我正试着不心烦意乱。
• Don't freak out but I think that when I washed your jeans, your wallet was still in the back pocket!
  我说了你可别发飙，我觉得我洗你的牛仔裤的时候，你的钱包还在屁股兜里。
• Hilary faye's gonna freak out when I'm not there waiting for her.
  希拉里没有看到我在等她，一定会疯了。
• Going to a funeral naturally makes you freak out about your future.
  参加葬礼不可避免的会让你对未来不安。
• If Samantha wanted her cheekbones shaved down, I think I'd freak out too.
  如果我女儿要把颧骨削，也会吓死我。