27/30 – freak out
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Now, get down to work and study today’s word!
Time for DAY 27!
(verb) to freak out (pronunciation) – to lose emotional control from extreme excitement, shock, fear, joy, despair, etc. – wariować, wychodzić z siebie, wkurzyć się
(noun) freak-out – a wildly irrational reaction
It’s not the cops dude, don’t freak out.
When he saw the accident, he freaked out.
Question 1: In what situation did you freak out? Please write your answers in your comments below or on the wall of the event!
Pytanie 1: W jakich sytuacjach wyszedłeś z siebie? Napisz swoje odpowiedzi w komentarzach poniżej lub na ścianie wydarzenia na Facebooku!
I freaked out, when I found out my flight cancelled. Usually I freak out if somebody unreasonably drives his/her car too slowly before me.