Examples of using Panicky in English and their translations into Slovak
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severe loss of hair may create a panicky situation among the self conscious women.
Social phobia is also a neuropsychiatric ailment and is found in a panicky fear of publicity, fear of interacting with previously unknown persons.
Many are well aware of the panicky state before the exams:"I do not know anything!
his opponent keeps coming at him… the new fighter becomes panicky.
he received“panicky” calls of“Please,
I don't blame folks for being concerned and a little panicky when you see financial experts(both real
The irrational behavior or a stock market crash suggest to the acute dipping of the share prices of the listed entities on the stock exchange affect the economies due to panicky investors and no faith in the procedures of the stock market.
Sometimes friends call us and just tells us that the evening poker party is in our home and we get panicky about how to make it a memorable one because it is not often we get to play the host.
in Europe, to a panicky flight from freedom into new ties
but rather as the panicky response of an insecure state to a perceived threat to its fundamental national interests.
instead heard a panicky report from Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov about preparations for secession in the Baltic states
pushed this panicky vision of the UK falling behind other nations
Back to that panicky moment.
It won't help me to get panicky.
Got a call from some panicky morning joggers.
That I get all panicky when it snows?
And I was… because I was really panicky.
Because public transportation makes me panicky, I walked.
Perhaps that's why he defends it with such panicky vehemence.
Can you be a stabilizing influence when others get panicky?