panic at



panic at something

to lose control in a frightening or shocking situation. Try not to panic at what you see. It will be a shock. Don't panic at the price of food. It will be worse next week.
See also: panic

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
WielisŁAwvye-LEE-swahfPolish
Rumbidzai-Southern African, Shona
Amel (1)-Bosnian
Snezhana-Russian, Bulgarian, Macedonian
Ennius-Ancient Roman
BenjiBEN-jeeEnglish