Freak out Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈfɹik/ /ˈaʊt

FREEK-owt

UK

fɹˈiːk/ /ˈaʊt

freek-OWT

परिभाषा

To suddenly become very scared, upset, angry, or excited, often in a dramatic way. Used mostly in informal speech.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very informal; common in conversation and pop culture. Often used for both positive and negative emotions ('freak out about a surprise' or 'freak out from fear'). Common collocations: 'totally freak out', 'start to freak out', 'freak someone out' (cause someone to react strongly).

• Spanish: enloquecer - alterarse - perder el control
• Portuguese (BR): pirar - surtar - ficar louco(a)
• Portuguese (PT): passar-se - entrar em pânico - ficar em choque
• Chinese (Simplified): 崩溃 - 吓坏 - 抓狂
• Chinese (Traditional): 崩潰 - 嚇壞 - 抓狂
• Hindi: बहक जाना - घबरा जाना
• Arabic: يفقد أعصابه - يجن جنونه - يصاب بالذعر
• Bengali: ঘাবড়ে যাওয়া - আতঙ্কিত হয়ে পড়া - ভয় পেয়ে যাব
• Russian: сойти с ума - паниковать - психануть
• Japanese: パニックになる - 取り乱す
• Vietnamese: hoảng loạn - phát hoảng - mất bình tĩnh
• Korean: 완전히 놀라다 - 패닉하다 - 흥분하다
• Turkish: çıldırmak - paniğe kapılmak
• Urdu: گھبرا جانا - بوکھلا جانا
• Indonesian: panik - ketakutan - heboh

उदाहरण वाक्य

Don't freak out. Everything will be fine.

basic

She always freaks out before exams.

basic

I freaked out when I saw the spider.

basic

My parents totally freaked out when they found out I crashed the car.

natural

Don't freak out—it's just a pop quiz.

natural

This horror movie is going to freak you out.

natural