How do you use "freak out" in a sentence?

Don't freak out, but I crashed the car. She freaked out when she met the celebrity. He totally freaked out during the exam.

freak out

To panic or become extremely upset or excited A strong emotional reaction, either positive or negative. Can mean panic, extreme excitement, or shock.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Casual

Meaning: To panic or become extremely upset or excited

恐慌或变得极度不安或兴奋

Entrar en pánico o ponerse extremadamente alterado o emocionado

パニックになる、または極度に動揺したり興奮したりすること

패닉에 빠지다, 또는 극도로 동요하거나 흥분하다

A strong emotional reaction, either positive or negative. Can mean panic, extreme excitement, or shock.

一种强烈的情绪反应，可以是积极的也可以是消极的。可以表示恐慌、极度兴奋或震惊。

Una reacción emocional fuerte, ya sea positiva o negativa. Puede significar pánico, emoción extrema o conmoción.

ポジティブにもネガティブにも使える強い感情的反応。パニック、極度の興奮、ショックを意味することがあります。

긍정적이든 부정적이든 강한 감정적 반응을 나타낸다. 공포, 극도의 흥분, 충격 등을 의미할 수 있다.

Base verb: freak

Particle: out

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

Don't freak out, but I crashed the car.
别慌，我把车撞了
No te asustes, pero choqué el coche
パニックにならないでね、車をぶつけちゃった
놀라지 마, 차를 들이받았어.
She freaked out when she met the celebrity.
见到名人时她激动坏了
Se volvió loca cuando conoció a la celebridad
有名人に会って彼女は大興奮だった
유명인을 만나자 그녀는 완전히 흥분했다.
He totally freaked out during the exam.
考试时他完全慌了
Se puso histérico durante el examen
試験中に彼は完全にパニックになった
시험 중에 그는 완전히 패닉에 빠졌다.

Context: shock, excitement, panic

Tone: informal

American slang from the 1960s counterculture.

Era: 1960s onwards

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal