What does it mean, what does it mean

It means that it is difficult to calm down.

Explanation]: Describes being very excited and unable to calm down.

Knowing Guo Lao for 50 Years": "Between the lines, there is a high-pitched voice shouting, there is a powerful force shaking people, and there is a revolutionary spirit calling for wind and rain.

And the majestic spirit makes your heart rise and fall, and you are excited.

Idiom] The heart fluctuates.

Idiom Explanation] Ups and downs: up and down. Described as very excited, unable to calm down.

Synonym. The heart fluctuates, mixed feelings, the heart surges, and the thoughts surge.

Antonym. Quiet, the heart is like an ancient well, waiting for leisurely view, calm.

1. Mixed feelings.

Interpretation]: Feeling: Impression; Delivery: Occurs at the same time. All kinds of feelings are intertwined. There are a lot of feelings to describe and mixed feelings.

From]: Southern Dynasty.

Song Liu Yiqing, "The World Speaks New Language, Language."

Seeing this, I don't feel that all ends are intersecting, and I can't help but have feelings, and who can send this. ”

Interpretation]: Seeing this vast river, I can't help but have mixed feelings. If a man has feelings, who can dispel this unspeakable sorrow?

Syntax]: subject-predicate; as a predicate, adverbial; It is used when there are many feelings that you don't know how to express.

2. The heart is like an ancient well.

Explanation]: Ancient well: an old dry well. The heart is like a dry well with waves. Describes the heart as very calm or not emotional at all.

From]: Don Mengjiao's "Martyr's Gymnastics".

Poem: "I can't swear by the waves, the concubine's heart is ancient well water." ”

Interpretation]: I swear to the sky that my heart will always be loyal, just like the ancient well water that is pure and does not make waves!

Syntax]: subject-predicate; as a predicate, a definite; Described as very calm in his heart.

Tide: A metaphor for unsettled moods, thoughts, and ups and downs like a tide, so it is called, heartbeat.

Non-stop: more than that, continuously, it is difficult to calm down.

It's hard to get emotional. xīn cháo nán yǐ ]

Basic Definition. xīn cháo nán yǐ ]

It means that it is difficult to calm down.

Describe an uneasy mood. The mood has been calmed down.

The mood of unrest is like a tidal wave.

The ** on the right is a symbol of China's bid to host the Winter Olympics. Can you find Chinese characters from the diagram? Please list two with this Han.

1. Tide: A metaphor for an uncalm mood, thoughts are rotten, and it refers to the ups and downs of the tide together, so it is called the tide. Non-stop: more than that, continuously, it is difficult to calm down.

2. The mood is unbearable, which means that the mood is like a rolling tide that rises and falls one after another, and cannot be calmed down for a long time.

3. Example sentence: When he told reporters about this difficult journey, he was still overwhelmed. When I returned to my classroom, I was still overwhelmed.

The Chinese idiom, pinyin is xin chai nanyi, which means that the mood is ups and downs, and it is difficult to calm down. From "Anthology of Literature: Pan Yue's Western Expedition". Idiom source.

Three Kingdoms, Wei and Cao Pi's "Emperor Wen": "Mourning my parents, giving birth to me, my heart is unbearable, and the center is guilty." Idiom usage examples.

Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 120: "When Baoyu heard this, she was overjoyed and sad, and her heart was sad, and she was a mixture of joy and sorrow, and she couldn't tell it for a while. "Idiom allusions.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Pi was made the prince of Wei, and he was talented and ambitious. His father, Cao Cao, also liked him, but Cao Pi's younger brother Cao Zhi was jealous of Cao Pi. After Cao Pi ascended the throne, Cao Zhi's situation was very difficult, his life and spirit were very painful, but he still wrote poems to express the depression of his brother.

Cao Pi was very angry when he saw Cao Zhi's work, so he sent someone to find Cao Zhi and ask him to write a poem.

The mood is like a rolling tide, which cannot be calmed down for a long time, simply put, the mood is messy and difficult to calm down.

Already"Stop"meaning.

The whole sentence is a metaphor for the mood that rises and falls like a tide, which is difficult to suppress.

It's just that you're so excited that you can't control your emotions.

It's just that the mood rises and falls like a tide, and the emotions are difficult to control.

I can't control my own emotions.

Brief excavation of the heart: a metaphor for the uncalm mood to amuse Yu, thoughts, together like the tide of ups and downs, so called, the tide.

Non-stop: more than that, continuously, the heart is difficult is the meaning that the mountain rolling thoughts cannot be stopped, it is the meaning of stopping.

Feeling unemotional means that the mood is surging like a tide, and it is difficult to restrain oneself.

Pinyin: xīn cháo nán yǐ.

Interpretation: Heart tide: A metaphor for unquiet moods, thoughts, and ups and downs like a tide, so it is called, heart tide. Non-stop: more than that, continuously. The mood is difficult to say, which means that the mind cannot be stopped.

Example sentences: 1. Looking at the shocking scene in front of him, he was overwhelmed.

2. After hearing the news, he was so excited that he couldn't suppress his excitement.

3. Climbing the Great Wall, I can't help but feel ups and downs and mixed feelings.

4. Every time he thinks of the scene when he took the oath of joining the party, he can't help but feel excited.

5. After watching the movie "The Founding Ceremony", I couldn't help but feel ups and downs and thoughts.

A synonym for a heart that is in turmoil

1. Ups and downs

Pinyin: xīn cháo qǐ fú.

Interpretation: ups and downs: up and down. The mood fluctuates like a tide, and I am very excited and cannot be calm.

Example sentence: His heart fluctuates, he has a lot of questions, and he doesn't know where to start.

2. The heart is surging

Pinyin: xīn cháo péng pài.

Interpretation: surging: the sound of waves crashing. My heart is like a tidal wave. Described as very excited, unable to calm down.

Example sentence: In the face of the great trust of the party and the people, he couldn't help but feel excited, and he couldn't calm down for a long time.

3. Mixed feelings

Pinyin: bǎi gǎn jiāo jí.

Interpretation: Feeling: Impression; Delivery: Occurs at the same time. All kinds of sensual circles are intertwined. There are a lot of feelings to describe and mixed feelings.

Example sentence: Looking at Xiao Ming's righteous and courageous actions, I have mixed feelings in my heart.

<>It's hard to get excited": used to describe Xiaoxiang's mood is difficult to calm down. Stopped. The mood of the cavity is like a tide hitting a round water, and it is difficult to calm down.

心潮difficult已, pronunciation (xīn cháo nán yǐ ) to form a sentence: 1. After hearing the news, he was so excited that he couldn't suppress his excitement.

2. The news of the victory made everyone feel sad and could not calm down for a long time.

1.Heart-to-hand Zen tide: refers to unstable emotions and thoughts, which fluctuate like a tide, so it is called mood swings. Endless: more than that, continuous, difficult to calm down.

2.The mood is unbearable, that is, the mood is like a churning tide, rising and falling for a while, and it can't be rolled back for a long time.

3.When he told reporters about the difficult journey, he was still overwhelmed. When I returned to the classroom, I was still overwhelmed.