那夜无边
panic ['p�0�3nik] n. 恐慌,惊惶 adj. 惊慌的,没有理由的,恐慌的 v. 使...惊慌fear [fi�0�5] n.害怕，恐惧；危险 vt.畏惧，害怕，担心
叮当木马
Fear。害怕：
fear n.恐惧；害怕；敬畏；担心；担忧；可能性。
be afraid 害怕。
be terrified 胆寒；惊惶；感到害怕。
be scared。
be frightened。
双语例句：
别害怕，我不会让你做难人的。
Don’t worry. I won’t leave the trouble to you.
他很害怕，这也难怪，毕竟还小嘛。
It’s understandable that he was frightened; after all, he is only a child.
她很害怕，不禁打了一个冷战。
A shudder of fear ran through her.
他害怕失败，因为他很要面子。
He was afraid of failure because he didn’t want to lose face.
他害怕亡妻的鬼魂会来缠扰他。
He feared that the soul of his deceased wife would haunt him.
李鸿章大杂烩
panic n [C, U] 1，(a) 恐慌; 惊惶 *be in a (state of) panic (about sth) （对某事）惊惶失措* I got into a panic when I found the door was locked. 我发觉门锁上了, 十分惊慌。* The thought of flying fills me with panic. 我一想到飞行便吓得战战兢兢. * [attrib 作定语] a panic decision慌乱中作出的决定. (b) （迅速传开的）大恐慌 *There was (an) immediate panic when the alarm sounded. 警报响起时立刻引起一片恐慌 * The collapse of the bank caused (a) panic on the Stock Exchange, ie the value of shares fell quickly. 那银行倒闭, 证券市场上惶恐万状. 2，(idm 习语) `panic stations (infml 口)惶惶不安; 惊慌:* It was panic stations when the police arrived to search the building. 警方来搜查大楼时, 大家都很惊慌.> panic v [I, Tn] 1 （使人或动物）受惊: *Don't panic! 别慌! * The gunfire panicked the horses. 枪声惊吓了马. 2 (phr v) （常用於被动语态) 使某人（因惊惶）仓促做（蠢事）: *The banks were panicked into selling sterling. 银行因恐慌而抛售英国货币.panicky adj (infml 口) 受惊吓的; 由惊慌引起的: *Don't get panicky! 不要惊慌! * a panicky reaction, feeling, etc 惊慌的反应﹑ 感觉等. `panic-stricken adj. 惊慌失措的; 万分恐慌的:* You look panic-stricken! 看你惊惶失措的样子!fearfear 1 n. 1，(a) 恐惧; 惧怕: *unable to speak from fear 吓得说不出话来 * overcome by fear 被吓坏 * feel, show no fear 毫不畏惧﹑ 毫无惧色. (b) [C] （因某事物产生的）畏惧:* a fear of heights 对高处的恐惧 * The doctor's report confirmed our worst fears. 医生的报告证实了我们最为担心的事. * overcome/dispel/allay sb's fears 克服[消除/减轻]某人的恐惧心理. 2，(idm 习语） for fear of sth/of doing sth; for fear (that/lest)... in case惟恐; 以免（发生危险）: *We spoke in whispers for fear of waking the baby/for fear (that) we might wake the baby. 我们轻声谈话, 以免吵醒婴儿. *hold no fears/terrors for sb not frighten sb 不能使某人感到害怕: *Hang-gliding holds no fears for her. 她一点也不害怕悬挂式滑翔. in fear and trembling in a frightened or cowed manner 恐惧地; 胆怯地: *They went to the teacher in fear and trembling to tell her that they'd broken a window. 他们战战兢兢地去告诉老师, 他们打破了一扇窗户. in fear of sb/sth in a state of fear about sb/sth 处於害怕某人[某事物]的状态:* The thief went in constant fear of discovery. 那贼时刻都在担心被人发现.* in ,fear of one's `life anxious for one's own safety 为自己的安全担忧. *,no `fear (infml 口) （用以回应别人的提议）当然不...: *`Are you coming climbing?' `No fear!' ‘你来爬山吗?’‘我可不去!’ put the fear of God into sb (infml 口) 使某人非常恐惧. *there's not much fear of sth/that... it is unlikely that sth will happen 某事不太可能发生: *There's not much fear of an enemy attack (taking place). 敌人不太可能发动攻击. *without ,fear or `favour (fml 文)公正的; 不偏不倚的.> fearful adj 1 ~ (of sth/of doing sth); ~ (that/lest...) 紧张而担心的:* fearful of waking the baby/fearful that we might wake the baby 生怕把婴儿吵醒. 2 可怕的; 可怖的: a fearful railway accident 火车失事惨剧. 3 (infml 口) 极端的: *What a fearful mess!简直是一塌糊涂! fearfully adv.； fearfulness n [U].fearless adj ~ (of sth) （对某事物）不怕的; 无畏的:* a fearless mountaineer 无畏的爬山者 * fearless of the consequences 不计後果的. fearlessly adv. fearlessness n [U].fearsome adj 样子可怕的: *The battlefield was a fearsome sight. 这战场的情景触目惊心. * (fig 比喻) 令人望而却步的任务.fear 2 v 1，(a) [Tn]害怕（某人[某事物]）; 惧怕: *fear death, illness 怕死﹑ 怕生病 * The plague was greatly feared in the Middle Ages. 中世纪时这种瘟疫十分可怕. (b) [I, Tt] feel fear (about doing sth) （对做某事）感到害怕, 忧虑* Never fear (ie Don't worry), everything will be all right. 别害怕, 一切都会好的. * She feared to speak in his presence. 她怕在他的面前说话. 2，[Tn, Tf] 担心（尤指怕出事）* They feared the worst, ie thought that the worst had happened or would happen. 他们担心的是最坏的情况（已经发生或可能发生）. * `Are we going to be late?' `I fear so.' ‘我们会迟到吗?’‘我看要迟到.’ * I fear (that) he is going to die. 我担心他快死了. 3，[Tn] (arch or fml 古或文)敬畏: fear God 敬畏上帝. 4，(phr v) fear for sb/sth 对某人[某事物]担忧或关心...* I fear for her safety in this weather. 在这种天气里我很担心她的安全.
夕颜无照
一般panic（恐慌、紧张、惊慌）scared（害怕、紧张）nervous（紧张）都可以表示惊慌，具体看什么情况，用于惊慌用panic肯定没错，scared更多形容害怕的惊慌，nervous是紧张的惊慌
小小骷髅
panic
英 [ˈpænɪk] 美 [ˈpænɪk]
n. 恐慌，惊慌；大恐慌。
adj. 恐慌的；没有理由的。
vt. 使恐慌。
vi. 十分惊慌。
n. （Panic）人名；（罗）帕尼克。
近义词：
alarm
英 [əˈlɑːm] 美 [əˈlɑːrm]
n. 闹钟；警报，警告器；惊慌。
vt. 警告；使惊恐。
迷糊喵星人
alarmed; scared; panic-stricken短语和例子造成惊慌 generate a panic; 惊慌出逃 flee in a panic; 游泳的人看见鲨鱼靠近时一片惊慌。 panic swept through the swimmers as they saw the shark approaching. 惊慌的人群向四面八方逃去。 the panic-stricken fled in all directions惊慌,恐慌 panic惊慌、担心 in alarm惊慌的 panicstricken; scared惊慌地 in a panic; in alarm; in panic使惊慌 alarm使惊慌，惊慌失措 paniquer v不必惊慌 there is no need to panic不要惊慌 don't lose your head what's your trouble感到惊慌 be dismayed慌乱，惊慌失措 lose one’s head惊慌不安 be panic-stricken; jittery; nervy惊慌出逃 flee in a panic惊慌失措 be confound at; be seized / struck with a panic; hit the panic button; in fear ...惊慌失措的 panic-stricken惊慌失色 lose countenance惊慌逃跑 flee in terror惊慌跳退 shy惊慌夜谈 lhorn; soul引起惊慌的 scary在惊慌中 in a panic造成惊慌 generate a panic不要惊慌失措 don’t lose your head惊慌失措起来 get into a panic月光光心惊慌 in the cold light of day惊呼狂叫 bell ringer; g-force; when a stranger calls惊呼,呼喊 exclaim
白白桃花
panic 与fear的区别：
1、具体含义不同。
panic作为名词时，含义指惊恐、惊慌，而fear作为名词时，含义则是指害怕，恐惧。
2、两者所代表的情绪不同。
panic指突然产生的强烈的害怕或紧张之感，使人无法理智地思考和行动。而fear则指对危险、令人害怕的事物、可能发生的坏事等产生的畏惧情绪。
例句：
He got into a panic when he realised that he couldn't meet the deadline.
他发现无法按期完成任务，慌了起来。
The villagers lived in fear of being conscripted at any time.
村民们生活在恐惧之中，害怕随时会被征召入伍。
词汇解析：
1、panic
英文发音：英 [ˈpænɪk]，美 [ˈpænɪk]
中文释义：
n. 惊恐；恐慌；人心惶惶的局面；惶恐不安
v. (使)惊慌，惊慌失措
例句：
Office workers fled in panic as the fire took hold.
火势起来时，办公室人员惊慌逃出。
2、fear
英文发音：英 [fɪə(r)] ，美 [fɪr]
中文释义：
n. 害怕；惧怕；担忧
v. 害怕；畏惧；惧怕；担心；担忧；(引出不好的事情)恐怕
例句：
We lived in constant fear of losing our jobs.
我们一直生活在担心失去工作的阴影里。
参考资料来源：百度百科-panic
参考资料来源：百度百科-fear
晓晓小同学
基本解释[be afraid of ;be scared] 面临险境而心中恐惧、惊慌心中害怕,不由得加快了脚步详细解释因遇到危险、困难而畏惧或发慌。《水浒传》第四四回：“ 杨雄 道：‘多谢这个兄弟救护了我，打得 张保 那厮见影也害怕。’” 清 李渔 《慎鸾交·计竦》：“不要说起，说起令人害怕。” 老舍 《月牙儿》：“我越挣扎，心中越害怕。” 魏巍 《做新型的知识分子》四：“这说明害怕艰苦，追求安适，是怎样障碍着我们的事业。”1.to fear; to dread; to be scared; to be afraid; to be alarmed; to be frightened; to be in dread (or fear) of; to lose courageFear
