great alarm

极大的惊恐或担忧：指某种事件或情况引起的极度恐慌或担忧。

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极大的惊恐或担忧：指某种事件或情况引起的极度恐慌或担忧。
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She saw that he himself was hesitating, and with a woman's intuition realised that there was no occasion for great alarm.
For a moment there was great alarm; it was feared that the men might have harmed her in some way, or even carried her off with them.
He jumped up in great alarm, ran to the fountain, drew some water from it in a cup that stood beside it, and hurried to escape.
One night, a farmer saw a man that looked like Wang's son standing by a gate and he cried out in great alarm.
Even if the number were far higher, it would not be a cause for great alarm.
The destruction of the forest by the fire has caused great alarm among the people in general.
of the forest by the fire has caused great alarm among the people in general.
Amb. Chow responded that he was "distressed" to learn of the U. S. decision which would cause "great alarm" in Taipei.
"Come away, Becky, " said Miss Jemima, pulling the young woman away in great alarm.
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