freak out 惊慌失措
get freaked out 被吓坏
freaked out by 被...吓到
1. I was completely freaked out when the lights went out during the movie.
电影放映时灯突然灭了，我被吓得够呛。
2. She got freaked out when her boss called her into his office.
当老板叫她进办公室时，她紧张坏了。
3. Don't get freaked out, it's just a minor glitch in the system.
别慌，这只是系统的小故障。
4. The students were freaked out by the unexpected quiz.
学生们被突如其来的测验吓到了。
A: Why are you shaking? Are you okay?
A：你为什么在发抖？你没事吧？
B: I'm so freaked out about the presentation tomorrow.
B：我对明天的演讲感到非常紧张和恐慌。
A: Don't worry, you've prepared well. You'll do great.
A：别担心，你准备得很充分。你会表现得很棒的。
1) 口语俚语，指情绪极度不稳定或崩溃。
2) 指因恐惧或惊讶而反应过度。
3) 网络用语中常形容看到令人震惊内容后的反应。
1. (口语) 极度惊慌；情绪失控；被吓坏
e.g. He got freaked out when he saw the spider on the ceiling.
看到天花板上有蜘蛛时，他被吓得惊慌失措。
e.g. The news freaked me out.
这个消息让我吓了一跳。
verb (informal)
1. To become extremely frightened, anxious, or upset about something.
Synonym: panicked, alarmed, rattled