| 单词 | to freak out |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto freak out 3. to freak out (occasionally without out): to undergo an intense emotional experience, to become stimulated, to rave, esp. under the influence of hallucinatory drugs. Also transitive, to cause (a person) to be aroused or stimulated in such a way. (Also in more trivial uses.) So freaked-out adj. affected thus. freaking-out n. ΘΚΠ the world > physical sensation > use of drugs and poison > effects of drugs > [noun] > effects of hallucinatory drugs trip1959 freaking-out1965 acid trip1966 freak-out1966 head trip1967 tripping1968 turn-on1969 trippiness1976 the world > physical sensation > use of drugs and poison > effects of drugs > [adjective] > affected by hallucinogenic drugs freaked-out1965 tripped-out1973 the world > physical sensation > use of drugs and poison > effects of drugs > be under influence of drugs [verb (intransitive)] > experience hallucinatory drugs to freak out1965 trip1966 space1968 1965 Village Voice (N.Y.) 2/1 (advt.) Grand Opening!!! Freak with the Fugs!!! The East Side's Most Infinite Hallucination in Person. 1966 Life 25 Mar. 33/4 When my husband and I want to take a trip together..I just put a little acid in the kids' orange juice..and let them spend the day freaking out in the woods. 1967 Oxf. Mail 3 Mar. 4 ‘Freak out, baby,’ goes the latest rebel war whoop... Frank Zappa..answers: ‘On a personal level, freaking out is a process whereby an individual casts off outmoded and restricted standards of thinking, dress and social etiquette.’ 1967 Avatar (Boston) 7–13 July 13/2 (heading) Freaked-out in the Federal Building. 1968 It 1 Nov. 8/4 Suppose..that total freedom could be granted now, today. Have you thought of what it would mean? Freedom to freak-out, yes; freedom to do your thing, sure. 1969 Gandalf's Garden iv. 9/1 He was the first guy I had ever met who used his music to influence people, to turn them on, or freak them out. 1969 Daily Tel. 21 Nov. 4/7 Some ‘freaked-out’ teenagers cannot move, let alone sit up straight when they attend classes. 1970 It 27 Feb. 11/1 Aage leaps about and shouts at them and freaks them out. 1970 Times 5 May 9/3 The full African look..complete with enormous freaked out ‘Hair’ wig. 1970 Nature 23 May 704/1 One question asked the respondents how often they had seen other people ‘freak out’, that is, have intense, transient emotional upsets. < as lemmas |
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