Examples of using Causing panic in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
unofficial rumours that are circulating throughout the European Union and causing panic among the citizens.
communication intended for the general public cannot assume-without risking being misunderstood or causing panic- that the public has the medical knowledge needed to grasp the scope of the information provided.
on 11 May 2011, causing panic among locals and displacing many from their homes.
The enemy is causing panic worldwide. What more are you waiting for My children?
with his films causing panic among unsuspecting cinema-goers,
volunteers in general, and all those who need to move freely through Europe without causing panic or undue concern.
It could cause panic.
We will not cause panic there.
Rain causes panic, the rain of ash on the waters of the Pacific.
This caused panic and an attempt at a mass exodus to avoid the gas.
What could possibly cause panic flight in both birds and small ground animals?
The evacuation caused panic among Muscovites.
Regurgitation initially always causes panic in young parents.
This retribution of presents caused panic among the inhabitants.
All these cause panic among users.
Rumors of a landslide at a Hindu temple cause panic.
Diving to the bottom causes panic.
Terrorist attacks cause panic.
Home-made bombs caused panic.
The truth would have caused panic.