English–Chinese
“panicked” in Chinese
How to say “panicked” in Chinese
“Panicked” in Chinese is 惊慌 (jīng huāng).
A sudden shock throws calm control off balance, leaving a person afraid, tense, and visibly unsteady.
Example sentences with 惊慌
听到消息后，他显得非常惊慌。tīng dào xiāo xī hòu tā xiǎn de fēi cháng jīng huāng
After hearing the news, he seemed very panicked.
Tips for using 惊慌
- In everyday Chinese, this adjective often comes before a verb with the manner marker de, showing that fear shapes the way the action is carried out.
Other Chinese words for “panicked”
她看到消息后，慌乱地打电话给家人。tā kàn dào xiāo xī hòu huāng luàn dì dǎ diàn huà gěi jiā rén
After seeing the news, she called her family in a panic.