adj.焦虑不安的，惊慌的

She felt panicky when she realized she had lost her keys.
当她意识到自己丢失了钥匙时，她感到恐慌。
The plane's sudden descent made all the passengers feel panicky.
飞机突然下降使所有乘客感到恐慌。
He became panicky when he saw the police car behind him.
当他看到警车跟在他后面时，他变得恐慌起来。
Her heart was racing and she felt panicky as the deadline approached.
随着截止日期的临近，她的心跳加速，感到恐慌。
The stock market crash caused many investors to feel panicky and sell their shares.
股市崩盘导致许多投资者感到恐慌并出售他们的股票。
When he heard a strange noise in the middle of the night, he felt panicky and couldn't fall back asleep.
当他在半夜听到奇怪的声音时，他感到恐慌，无法再次入睡。
The approaching storm made everyone on the beach feel panicky and rush to seek shelter.
接近的风暴让海滩上的每个人都感到恐慌，并急于寻找避难所。
The thought of speaking in public made her feel panicky and nervous.
一想到要在公众面前讲话，她就感到恐慌和紧张。
As the fire spread through the building, people began to feel increasingly panicky and desperate to escape.
随着火势在大楼中蔓延，人们开始感到越来越恐慌，急切地想要逃生。
The unexpected power outage caused panic among the concertgoers, who started to feel panicky and disoriented.
意想不到的停电在音乐会观众中引发了恐慌，他们开始感到恐慌和迷失方向。