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1·When you're sitting in the hot sun, fidgety and freaked out, do you really want to be lectured about the big stuff?

当你坐在炎热的太阳下感到烦躁不安、惊慌失措时，你真的想要在大事上被教训吗？

2·My parents really freaked when they saw my hair.

我父母看见我的头发时大惊失色。《牛津词典》

3·You look a little freaked.

你看起来有点失魂落魄的。

4·I'd be freaked out if they weren't real.

如果知道不是真的，我当时肯定就吓得灵魂出窍了。

5·My teacher overheard, freaked out, and sent me home early.

碰巧，被我的老师无意中听到，于是很快我就被打发回家了。

6·His parents freaked out when they have heard what he had done.

当父母得知他的所作所为时，气得大发雷霆。

7·By this point I was freaked out too and we both started running.

这时候，我也害怕了，于是我们俩都开始跑起来。

8·Everyone around them was so freaked out, they had to look away, he says.

周围的每个人都吓坏了，他们不得不把目光转移开，他说。

9·Next time when I have to take exams again, I will be not be freaked out.

下次当我参加什么考试的时候，我再也不会吓趴下了。

10·Okay, okay, Sid said fast. But you're sounding a little freaked out, man.

“好好好，”席德快速说，“但是，你真是点疯了，老兄。”

(1)freaked out吓坏了的；受惊扰的（freak out的过去式）