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Meanings of freak out in English

Spanish
desorientación

A wild delusion (especially one induced by a hallucinogenic drug)

desorientación

Lose one's nerve.

Usage of freak out in English
1
Don't freak out, he said in a video accompanying the Twitter post.
Reuters
2
After I brought you to see horses and didn't even freak out?
Cold springs
3
I don't freak out as much about all these people taking pictures.
Reuters
4
And if something wasn't perfect, then I would start to freak out.
The Guardian
5
If that term makes you freak out a little, I completely understand.
Wired
6
They will freak out and think they forgot to put clothes on.
The South African
7
Why do we freak out at some technologies and shrug at others?
Wired
8
Writer-directors Christopher Miller and Phil Lord freak out while they cash in.
The Guardian
9
Not freak out anyone until they were close to tracking her down.
Deadly
10
The detective holstered-up before young eyes could freak out at her gun.
Heat Wave
11
I flail, freak out, trying to do something to shake him off.
Wired
12
That's what my mother says if I freak out when I'm sleeping.
Second glance
13
Well, he thought, that ought to freak out Par a bit.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
14
People are just built to freak out when something goes wrong.
Cold Days
15
Hold up, don't freak out: NASA's not dealing with rogue arsonist astronauts here.
Wired
16
Her parents would freak out, insist that she call the police.
Blind Man's Alley
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