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Revolutionary
en panique

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. panic <pres part panicking; pret, pp panicked> [Brit ˈpanɪk, Am ˈpænɪk] N

1. panic (gen):

s'affoler, être pris de panique (about à cause de)
the news threw the city into a panic attr decision

2. panic Am inf:

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

panic person, animal crowd

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

panic person, animal, crowd:

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

panic selling N U FIN

panic stations N

panic measure N

panic measure POL, ECON

panic button N

panic buying N U

panic attack N

kernel panic [ˌkɜːnəl ˈpænɪk] N COMPUT

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affolé (affolée)

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I. panic [ˈpænɪk] N

II. panic <-ck-> [ˈpænɪk] VB intr

1. panic (lose control):

2. panic (cause quick thoughtless action):

III. panic [ˈpænɪk] VB trans

IV. panic [ˈpænɪk] ADJ

panic decision, measure:

panic-stricken ADJ

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engleski
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to be panicking about having to +infin
affolé(e) personne, foule, animal
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I. panic [ˈpæn·ɪk] N

II. panic <-ck-> [ˈpæn·ɪk] VB intr

1. panic (lose control):

2. panic (cause quick thoughtless action):

III. panic [ˈpæn·ɪk] VB trans

IV. panic [ˈpæn·ɪk] ADJ

panic decision, measures:

panic-stricken ADJ

panic attack N PSYCH

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francuski
engleski
engleski
to be panicking about having to +infin
affolé(e) personne, foule, animal
Present
Ipanic
youpanic
he/she/itpanics
wepanic
youpanic
theypanic
Past
Ipanicked
youpanicked
he/she/itpanicked
wepanicked
youpanicked
theypanicked
Present Perfect
Ihavepanicked
youhavepanicked
he/she/ithaspanicked
wehavepanicked
youhavepanicked
theyhavepanicked
Past Perfect
Ihadpanicked
youhadpanicked
he/she/ithadpanicked
wehadpanicked
youhadpanicked
theyhadpanicked