freaked

简明释义

英[friːkt]美[friːkt]

adj. 有斑纹的；烦躁的；行为怪异的；惊慌失措的

v. 激怒；在……上加条纹（freak 的过去分词）

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1.My teacher overheard, freaked out, and sent me home early.

碰巧，被我的老师无意中听到，于是很快我就被打发回家了。

2.Everyone around them was so freaked out, they had to look away, he says.

周围的每个人都吓坏了，他们不得不把目光转移开，他说。

3.I got really freaked out when my friends started telling me that I looked different.

而当我朋友告诉我我看去和原来有些不一样的时候，我真是要崩溃了。

4.All the furniture is broken and there is gasoline everywhere. And I am just freaked out.

所有的家具都损毁了，到处都沾满汽油。

5.You look a little freaked.

你看起来有点失魂落魄的。

6.I'd be freaked out if they weren't real.

如果知道不是真的，我当时肯定就吓得灵魂出窍了。

7.He freaked when he realized he had lost his wallet.

当他意识到自己丢了钱包时，他吓坏了。

8.She freaked at the thought of speaking in public.

一想到要在公众面前发言，她就感到非常紧张。

9.When she saw the spider, she totally freaked out.

当她看到那只蜘蛛时，她完全惊慌失措。

10.The news of the earthquake freaked everyone in the office.

地震的消息让办公室里的每个人都感到恐慌。

11.I freaked out when I saw the price of that car.

当我看到那辆车的价格时，我吓了一跳。

作文

When I think about the times I have been truly freaked, I realize that our emotions can often get the best of us. One particular incident comes to mind that still makes me laugh and cringe at the same time. It was during my final year of high school, and we were preparing for our graduation ceremony. The excitement in the air was palpable; everyone was looking forward to celebrating years of hard work and friendship. However, amidst all this joy, a small mishap occurred that left me feeling completely freaked (感到惊慌失措). On the day of the ceremony, I woke up early, filled with anticipation. I had laid out my outfit the night before, ensuring everything was perfect. After getting dressed, I looked in the mirror and felt confident. However, as I rushed to school, I realized that I had forgotten my cap and gown at home. Panic set in, and I felt my heart racing. I quickly called my mom, hoping she could bring them to me. As I waited for her to arrive, I was freaked (感到惊慌失措) about what my friends would think if I showed up without my graduation attire.Minutes felt like hours as I stood outside the school, glancing at my watch repeatedly. Finally, my mom arrived, and I hurriedly put on my cap and gown. But just when I thought I was in the clear, I noticed that my gown was wrinkled beyond belief. I felt another wave of anxiety wash over me. What if the pictures turned out terrible? What if I looked ridiculous? The thought of being embarrassed in front of my classmates made me feel even more freaked (感到惊慌失措).As I walked into the auditorium, I took a deep breath, trying to calm myself down. The room was filled with students, all dressed beautifully, and the atmosphere was electric. However, I couldn’t shake off the feeling of being freaked (感到惊慌失措). I found my friends, who immediately noticed my distress. They reassured me, telling me that no one would care about a few wrinkles. Their support helped ease my nerves slightly, but I still felt on edge.The ceremony began, and as we sat there listening to speeches, I found myself reflecting on how silly I had been to let a wrinkled gown bother me so much. I realized that graduation was about celebrating our achievements and friendships, not about looking perfect. As I walked across the stage to receive my diploma, I felt a sense of accomplishment wash over me. In that moment, all my worries faded away, and I was no longer freaked (感到惊慌失措).Looking back, I understand that feeling freaked (感到惊慌失措) is a natural response to stressful situations. It’s important to acknowledge our feelings and find ways to cope with them. Whether it’s through talking to friends, taking deep breaths, or simply reminding ourselves of what truly matters, we can manage our anxieties better. Life is full of unexpected moments, and while they may catch us off guard and leave us feeling freaked (感到惊慌失措), it’s how we handle those moments that defines our character. Ultimately, it’s all part of the journey, and we learn and grow from each experience.

当我想到我曾经真正感到<得>惊慌失措的时刻时，我意识到我们的情绪常常会占据我们的理智。让我想起一个特别的事件，它至今仍让我感到既好笑又尴尬。那是在我高中最后一年，我们正在为毕业典礼做准备。空气中弥漫着兴奋的气息；每个人都期待着庆祝多年来的辛勤工作和友谊。然而，在所有的欢乐中，发生了一件小意外，让我感到完全<得>惊慌失措。在典礼的那天，我早早起床，满怀期待。我前一天晚上准备好了我的服装，确保一切都完美无缺。在穿好衣服后，我看着镜子，感到很自信。然而，当我匆忙赶往学校时，我意识到我把学位帽和袍子忘在家里了。恐慌开始蔓延，我感到心跳加速。我迅速打电话给妈妈，希望她能把它们带给我。当我等她到来时，我感到<得>惊慌失措，不知道如果我没有毕业服装会让我的朋友们怎么看。当我站在学校外面，时间像是变得无比漫长，我不停地看表。最后，我妈妈到了，我急忙穿上我的学位帽和袍子。但就在我以为自己万事大吉的时候，我注意到我的袍子皱得不成样子。我感到一阵焦虑涌上心头。如果照片拍得很糟糕怎么办？如果我看起来很可笑怎么办？被同学们嘲笑的想法让我感到更加<得>惊慌失措。当我走进礼堂时，我深吸了一口气，试图让自己冷静下来。房间里充满了学生，大家都穿得很漂亮，气氛热烈。然而，我无法摆脱<得>惊慌失措的感觉。我找到了我的朋友，他们立刻注意到了我的不安。他们安慰我，告诉我没有人会在意几道皱纹。他们的支持稍微缓解了我的紧张，但我仍然感到心烦意乱。典礼开始了，当我们坐在那里听演讲时，我发现自己在反思我之前因为袍子皱而感到多么傻。我意识到，毕业是庆祝我们的成就和友谊，而不是为了看起来完美。当我走上舞台领取我的毕业证书时，一种成就感涌上心头。在那一刻，所有的担忧都消失了，我不再感到<得>惊慌失措。回想起来，我明白感到<得>惊慌失措是一种对压力情境的自然反应。重要的是承认我们的感受并找到应对的方法。无论是通过与朋友交谈、深呼吸，还是简单地提醒自己什么才是真正重要的，我们都可以更好地管理我们的焦虑。生活充满了意想不到的时刻，虽然它们可能会让我们感到措手不及，让我们感到<得>惊慌失措，但我们如何处理这些时刻定义了我们的性格。最终，这都是旅程的一部分，我们从每一个经历中学习和成长。