freak-out

基本解释

Thursday's freak-out shows the market is realizing that moral hazard may be truly hazardous.
周四的反常表現顯示，市場正意識到道德風險或許才是真正的風險。
The result of the shifting landscape in college admissions is more confusion and more anxiety for students — what one columnist called "The Great National Freak-out. ""
大學招生圖景的改變給學生們帶來的，是更多的睏惑和焦慮，這讓他們陷入一名專欄作者所說的“全國大激憤”之中。
In the past 20 years, asset markets have come to assume government support. Thursday's freak-out shows the market is realizing that moral hazard may be truly hazardous.
過去20年間，資産市場一直假設能得到政府的支持。周四的反常表現顯示，市場正意識到道德風險或許才是真正的風險。

Glanville, who will be hawking the paperback version of his book, The Game From Where I Stand at the Feb. 12 convention, became a Strat-O-Matic freak in the mid-70s, when he was barely out of his toddler years.
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At sites like Kicktraq.com, your Kickstarter fate is plotted out in real time, complete with nerve-wracking trendlines you can use to freak out over how awful your friends are, how nobody understands your genius, and how little access you really have to rich, famous benefactors.
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The Streisand that emerges is an odd control freak, a damaged, needy and out-of-touch woman and yet very human.
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to be or cause to be in a heightened emotional state, such as that of fear, anger, or excitement