| | | Because of fear, fear and panic-stricken anxiety ~ Your power, no water sources aroused ~. | | | Fear of panic | | | Most people panic | | | Economic panic | | | Alarm. S "Family" 12: "The main people this time Cochran was panic up." Shu "Fortress Besieged" Second: "Fang general trend poor, played a panic." | | - : panic
- n.: alarm, crisis, scare, tailspin, make things lively for, sudden irrational feeling of great fear, panicky, panic-stricken
- vi.: tremble
| | - n. panique
| | dismay, amazement, alarm, o, terror, state of alarm or panic, face to face, shake, turn, appall, wonder, amazement, wonder panic |
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