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民众恐慌 (mínzhòng kǒnghuāng - public panic)

Grammar & Usage

noun phrase

neutral, formal (often used in news or official reports)

How it works

This is a compound noun phrase formed by combining '民众' (mínzhòng, public/the populace) and '恐慌' (kǒnghuāng, panic/dread). It functions as a single noun, describing a state of widespread fear or anxiety among the general population.

Sample sentences

关于疫情的谣言引发了民众恐慌。

Rumors about the epidemic triggered public panic.

政府采取措施，以避免进一步的民众恐慌。

The government took measures to prevent further public panic.

大规模的自然灾害往往会导致民众恐慌。

Large-scale natural disasters often lead to public panic.

Quick facts

nuance:Often used in the context of crises, disasters, or societal instability, describing a collective emotional state rather than individual fear.

composition:民众 (mínzhòng - the public, the populace) + 恐慌 (kǒnghuāng - panic, dread)

Often used with

引发民众恐慌 (yǐnfā mínzhòng kǒnghuāng - to trigger public panic)

避免民众恐慌 (bìmiǎn mínzhòng kǒnghuāng - to avoid public panic)

加剧民众恐慌 (jiājù mínzhòng kǒnghuāng - to intensify public panic)

民众恐慌情绪 (mínzhòng kǒnghuāng qíngxù - public panic sentiment)

造成民众恐慌 (zàochéng mínzhòng kǒnghuāng - to cause public panic)

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Example

关于疫情的谣言引发了民众恐慌。

Rumors about the epidemic triggered public panic.

政府采取措施，以避免进一步的民众恐慌。

The government took measures to prevent further public panic.