Translation of "Panikartig" in English

The Prussians abandon the battlefield in a panic.

Even I had to leave my hotel-room panic-stricken once.

Susi panics, jumps out of bed and dashes for the door.

In panic Jews ran for shelter to the nobility or flew to East Europe.

I think we can assume the boy ran out in a state of panic, having just killed his father.

Panicked, he teleported himself immediately as Goku woke up, stood to his feet, and began scanning the room.

Take for example the Asiatic financial crisis in 1997: Many people panic-stricken at that time withdrew their money.

The EMU convergence criteria have compelled the Member States to make panic savings in health care and care of the elderly and this has resulted in many women becoming unemployed.

As a Danish professor of criminal law expressed it very clearly yesterday, the alarming thing is that 'the EU Commission and other institutions are merely using the attacks in the United States as an opportunity to promote far-reaching harmonisation, and harmonisation means that the national traditions of criminal law, criminal procedure and police investigation are eliminated in favour of arrangements adopted in more or less of a panic that make controls more stringent and damage civic rights' .

So, rather than hire in a panic at the first sign of recovery, as they did in the past, for fear that they will be unable to do so later and lose sales, firms today would rather ensure that the recovery is well established before hiring.

From a financial stability perspective, this guarantee prevents depositors from making panic withdrawals from their bank, thereby preventing severe economic consequences.

From a financial stability perspective, this guarantee prevents depositors from making panic withdrawals from their banks, thereby preventing severe economic consequences.

The EMU convergence criteria have com pelled the Member States to make panic savings in health care and care of the elderly and this has resulted in many women becoming unemployed.

From the riders and the cannons obviously stunnedly the Incas start in panic the escape (during which they should have simply upset even a 2-m-thick poor according to guide).

The call of the tigers in some areas is in such a way frightening through the famous man-eaters of the last centuries that the inhabitants whole villages panic kind left if only a rumor about the attendance of a potential man-eater is in circulation.

The rays, which shone from His Heart, enveloped the sick man, and the powers of darkness fled in panic.

So they play dirty tricks on their uncle, but when they realize that the old mansion is really haunted they panic.

Such prosperity came to an abrupt, horrific end after the Deir Yassin massacre by Zionist Irgun terrorists on April 9-10, 1948 and many subsequent Jewish outrages and atrocities, panicking 800,000 Palestinians into flight.

Alarmed that her publishers might not like this deviation from the synopsis they'd purchased, she mailed the 250-page uncompleted manuscript in a panic to her editor over Christmas that year to find out if she should proceed.

A panic over food scarcity that pushed up the price of rice and other commodities in 2007/08 has already encouraged investors from Gulf countries to invest in rice fields and irrigation systems in Cambodia, in the interests food security.

But on the negative side there are long-winded instrumentals and in the song Eventi a terribly schmaltzy, male singing standing extremely in the foreground. This let’s the fingers of the reviewer push the skip button in panic.

A being which flees from extinction in panic and does everything to escape this extinction has a better chance of survival and reproducing as a being which has less fear of death.