Examples of using Panic-stricken in English and their translations into German
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I am completely panic-stricken.
This panic-stricken advance is scandalous and unacceptable.
Alex sits there, panic-stricken.
She asked, panic-stricken, clinging to her last ray of hope.
Pensioners in Lugansk are panic-stricken.
Somehow, the EU is panic-stricken and completely hysterical.
Even I had to leave my hotel-room panic-stricken once.
Hence, the convulsive, often panic-stricken search for Slovene identity and national spirit.
Everything was visual;I could see and hear the staff talking: panic-stricken.
Liisa and Markku were panic-stricken and took to their heels.
Panika-(kwo) panic sta pa panika- be in panic, be panic-stricken.
Rats and mice evoke virtually panic-stricken fear with many people.
Niila was holding on to the hardboard guitar with a grip of iron, looking panic-stricken.
Panic-stricken, Emperor Huizong abdicated on January 18, 1126 A.D. in favour of his son who became Emperor Qinzong 宋欽宗.
I was heartbroken about Diane and panic-stricken about Laura.
When he thought about Torsten being the one who had chopped the wood, who had hauled the beaver-felled trunk with the scooter,he felt panic-stricken.
Don't reappear until one of your humans is panic-stricken and close to tears.
It began in Vyborg,” says Sukhanov,“with the beating to death of generals andofficers by a sailor-soldier crowd infuriated and panic-stricken.
All that knowledge came in handy when Immaculate's panic-stricken neighbour, Hadijjah, rushed to her door one day.
Caro has almost panic-stricken fear of flying and Linda isn't the biggest fan, either but Icelandair makes it quite easy to get through those 3,5 hours flight(from Germany that is) all comfortably.
The parents arrive in my consultation room with N., panic-stricken: what happened?
No country was willing to accept panic-stricken Jewish refugees without the necessary and delaying prerequisites of form-filling and careful scrutiny.
From the autumn of 1988 I used to wake up every night, often several times, panic-stricken and with a racing heart.
The same summer, the local press in Dubrovnik published a panic-stricken report about how the primary schools in the old city centre had enrolled no more than five new pupils.
The sirens of the entire city are wailing, but what scares her most is the panic-stricken face of her mother.
Of course to have the experience there, the mind must have undergone a change, one must be in complete communion; without exception, any individual vital being that hasn't been prepared by what might be called asufficient mental foundation would be panic-stricken.
It was necessary to eliminate the plumbing system in the morgue because panic-stricken inmates would have damaged the pipes.
The European skin cancer foundation wouldlike to increase the consciousness in public of spreading without panic-stricken fear of the skin cancer illnesses.
Again, I'm sorry to the poor person in front of me in the IMAX, who definitely found my panic-stricken chair kicking less entertaining.
Nothing would be worse in this period of major economic crisis than for us to withdraw into ourselves and take refuge in a panic-stricken fear of others, of foreigners.