freakout

freak out 的音标是[ˈfriːk eɪt] ，基本翻译是“大惊小怪；失常；惊慌失措”，速记技巧是“freak”可以理解为“怪胎；奇异的人”。

英文单词“freakout”的词源主要有两个：

1. “freak”这个词源可以追溯到古英语中的“freac”，意为“怪胎”或“畸形物”。后来这个词被引入到英语中，用来形容异常或奇怪的事物。

2. “out”这个词源表示“外”或“出”。

变化形式：在词性上，“freakout”可以作为名词或动词使用。

相关单词：

1. “panic” - 恐慌，这个词源于拉丁语中的“paniculum”，意为“小恐慌”。

2. “frighten” - 害怕，这个词源于古英语中的“frighten”或“fear”。

3. “abnormality” - 异常，这个词源于拉丁语中的“abnormalitas”，意为“不正常的”。

4. “weird” - 奇怪的，这个词源于古英语中的“wyrd”，意为命运或天意。

5. “odd” - 奇怪的，这个词源于古英语中的“odda”，意为“另一件事物”。

6. “uncommon” - 不常见的，这个词源于拉丁语中的“unus”和“communis”，意为“不同于一般的”。

7. “fright” - 惊吓，这个词源于古英语中的“frith”，意为和平或安宁。

8. “scare” - 惊吓，这个词源于古英语中的“sceara”，意为恐惧或惊恐。

9. “aberration” - 偏离，这个词源于拉丁语中的“aberrare”，意为偏离或偏离正常轨道。

10. “outburst” - 爆发，这个词源于拉丁语中的“ex-burstus”，意为从内部向外爆发。

常用短语：

1. freak out

2. lose it

3. go crazy

4. go ballistic

5. go into a tizzy

6. panic

7. be beside oneself

例句：

1. I freaked out when I saw the exam results.

2. He lost it when he found out he had failed the job interview.

3. She went crazy when she heard the news about her promotion.

4. When the fire alarm went off, everyone went ballistic in the classroom.

5. Her parents went into a tizzy when she didn"t come home on time.

6. The thought of speaking in front of the class panicked me.

7. I was beside myself with joy when I found out I had won the lottery.

英文小作文：

When I was a kid, I always freaked out when I had to give a speech in front of the class. I would get so nervous that my hands would shake and my voice would tremble. However, one day, my teacher asked me to give a presentation about my favorite subject, and I realized that I could use this opportunity to relax and enjoy myself. As I spoke, I felt a sense of calmness and confidence that I had never felt before. It was then that I realized that freaking out is not always necessary in life"s challenges, and that we can use them as opportunities to grow and learn. Now, whenever I face a challenge that makes me nervous, I try to remember that it"s just a chance to grow and learn something new about myself.