frantic
/ˈfræn.tɪk/adjective
B2formalcommon/ˈfræn.tɪk/Describes a state of being extremely worried, frightened, or panicked, often resulting in wild or uncontrolled behavior.
ruОписывает состояние крайнего беспокойства, испуга или паники, часто приводящее к хаотичному или неконтролируемому поведению.esDescribe un estado de extrema inquietud, miedo o pánico, que a menudo conduce a un comportamiento caótico o incontrolado.frDécrit un état d'agitation extrême, d'anxiété, de peur ou de panique, souvent accompagné d'un comportement chaotique ou incontrôlé. Peut aussi qualifier une activité effrénée ou désespérée.deBeschreibt einen Zustand äußerster Unruhe, Angst oder Panik, der oft zu chaotischem oder unkontrolliertem Verhalten führt.ptDescreve um estado de extrema agitação, medo ou pânico, que muitas vezes leva a um comportamento caótico ou descontrolado. Também pode indicar uma atividade intensa e frenética.zh形容极度焦虑、恐惧或慌乱的状态,常导致行为混乱、失控或狂乱。arيصف حالة من القلق الشديد أو الخوف أو الذعر، وغالبًا ما تؤدي إلى سلوك فوضوي أو غير منضبط.
- Extremely worried or anxious B2 formal
Feeling or showing a state of extreme worry, fear, or panic.
- She was frantic when she couldn't find her child.
- He made a frantic call to the police after the accident.
- The mother was frantic with worry about her son's surgery.
ruВзволнованныйesextremadamente preocupado o ansiosofrAffolédeVerzweifeltptDesesperadozh极度焦虑的arمذعور
Synonymes: agitateddesperatedistraughtfrenziedhystericaloverwroughtpanickywild
Antonymes: calmcollectedcomposedplacidrelaxedserenetranquiluntroubled
- Hurried and chaotic B2 informal
Done in a very hurried, disorganized, and often panicked way.
- There was a frantic rush to finish the project before the deadline.
- The office was a scene of frantic activity before the audit.
- They made a frantic search for the missing keys.
ruСпешный и хаотичныйesfrenéticofrfrénétique, affolédeHastig und chaotischptApresado e caóticozh仓促而混乱arمضطرب ومتسرع
Synonymes: chaoticfeverishfreneticfrenziedharriedhecticmadpanickywild
Antonymes: calmcollectedcomposeddeliberateleisurelymethodicalorderlypeacefulsereneunhurried
- more frantic comparative form
- most frantic superlative form