freaked

v.

（使）强烈反应，震惊，畏惧( freak的过去式和过去分词 )；

freaked out 吓坏了的；受惊扰的（freak out的过去式）

1. Don't get freaked out just because your parents come.
   不必因看见父母来了就吓成这样。
2. This ordinary quiet guy just freaked out and shot ten people.
   这个平时温和的家伙简直发疯了，开枪打死了十个人。

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