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| send into a flat spin (Anglophile); set off a panic (Since the gold had been intended to shore up New York banks reeling from a fiscal crisis, the loss of the cargo set off a financial panic before insurance payments could stabilize the situation. ART Vancouver); cause panic ('More); create panic ('More) | |||
| cause quite a stir | |||
| create a flap | |||
| touch off a panic (Alex_Odeychuk) | |||
| вызвать панику: 9 phrases in 5 subjects |
| Foreign exchange market | 1 |
| General | 1 |
| Makarov | 3 |
| Psychology | 3 |
| Public relations | 1 |