What are the idioms that describe the psychological activities of the characters, and what are the i

Anxious, anxious, anxious, happy: elated, excited, overjoyed, jubilant, happy, smiling, happy, smiling, smiling, happy, radiant.

Anger: Angry, angry, angry, angry, angry, angry, angry, angry, angry, angry,

Sad: sorrowful, sorrowful, sad, depressed, weeping blood, grief-stricken, grief-stricken, heart-wrenching, tears like rain, tears.

Fear: timid as a mouse, frightened, frightened, flustered, frightened, numb, palpitating, fearful, trembling, terrified.

Restless, flustered, restless.

Impassioned, sad and joyful, unforgettable, reluctant, unforgettable, excited, happy, nervous, frightened, uncertain, anxious, angry Angry, heart like a knife, tears like rain, frightened, frightening, thrilling, impatient, anxious, anxious, dejected, breathless, ecstatic, looking left and right, radiant, energetic, radiant, full of red light, refreshed.

Frightened, flustered, frightened, anxious, nervous, restless, flustered, restless, up, down, up, up, down, up, up, down

Nervousness, anxiety, etc., are idioms that describe the psychological activities of the characters.

1. Nervousness:

1.[Explanation]: Nervous: uncertain. The mind is extremely disturbed.

2.[From]: Qing Wu Zhaoren's "Confused World" Volume 9: "When the two Dao heard this, they were unsettled. ”

3.[Example]: The mother cautiously peeked at all the movements, and in her heart, she was afraid that someone would betray Xinghai. Chapter 10 of Feng Deying's "Bitter Cauliflower".

4.[Syntax]: associative;as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial;Derogatory.

Second, the heart of the ape is a horse:

1.[Explanation]: The mind is like a monkey jumping and a horse running. Describe thinking about it in my heart and not being quiet.

2.[From]: Han Wei Boyang's "Participation in the Deed" Note: "The heart is uncertain, and the horses are galloping." Tang Xu Hun's poem "Title Du Jushi": "The machine is full of apes, and the gods are leisurely." ”

3.[Example]: I will be tightly tied from now on, and I will not be bothered by prosperity. The first fold of Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Wangjiang Pavilion".

4.[Syntax]: associative;as a predicate, a definite; Derogatory.

Overjoyed. Calm.

Peace of mind. Fly into a rage.

I have palpitations. Shocked.

Clear conscience. The heart is like a knife.

The heart is like ashes. Fascinated.

Refreshing. The mind is in turmoil.

Be extremely frightened. Distracted.

I was in a trance. Be completely convinced.

Willies. Burst with joy.

Flustered. Upset.

Chill. The heart of the ape.

The heart is surging. Overjoyed.

Forget your worries. Have mixed feelings about.

Emotional. Walking on air.

Rejoiced. Break one's heart.

Worried. Worried.

Sullen. Be chuffed to bits.

Unhappy. Tremble with fear.

Soft intestines are broken. Remorse.

Surprise intersection. Overjoyed.

Be overjoyed. Be indignant.

Mingled. Nervous.

Grief is overwhelming. Grief and indignation.

The pain is unbearable. With bitter hatred.

Dripping with joy. Cry.

Butterflies in my stomach. Have kittens.

Trembling and frightened. Shocked.

Terrified. Lose one's head.

I have palpitations. Willies.

Shudder. Out of one's senses.

Lose one's nerve.

1. Deliberate: It originally refers to Zheng Zhuanggong's laissez-faire attitude towards Gongshu Duan. Intention: The meaning of mind. Accumulation: Refers to planning over a long period of time. The latter is a metaphor for actions that have been planned for a long time and are painstakingly trying to achieve their goals.

2. Suddenly enlightened: Later, people quoted "suddenly enlightened" to describe that they suddenly understood a certain truth, so that their hearts were bright.

3. Be careful: Be cautious: Be serious and cautious. It means solemn and respectful. Now it is described as cautious and cautious, and does not dare to be negligent at all.

4. Great disappointment: the original refers to the loss of all hopes. Hope: Hope. Later, it was extended that the course of events was completely contrary to the assumption, and the hope was completely disappointed.

5. Don't be afraid of danger: Pro: encounter. Fearless in the face of danger or calamity.

6. Boring Lai: Talking Lai: Dependence. Mentally without sustenance, I feel that nothing is interesting.

7. Poor: poor: yet, slightly; Strong: Invigorating. Barely satisfying.

8. Relaxed and happy: The meaning of this idiom is to be open-minded and happy. Kuang: open, cheerful; Yi: Happy, pleasant.

Overjoyed.

Calm. Peace of mind.

Fly into a rage. I have palpitations.

Shocked. Clear conscience.

The heart is like a knife. The heart is like ashes.

Fascinated. Refreshing.

The mind is in turmoil. Be extremely frightened.

Distracted. I was in a trance.

Be completely convinced. Willies.

Burst with joy. Flustered.

Upset. Chill.

The heart of the ape. The heart is surging.

Overjoyed. Forget your worries.

Have mixed feelings about. Emotional.

Walking on air. Rejoiced.

Break one's heart. Worried.

Worried. Sullen.

Be chuffed to bits. Unhappy.

Tremble with fear. Soft intestines are broken.

Remorse. Surprise intersection.

Overjoyed. Be overjoyed.

Be indignant. Mingled.

Nervous. Grief is overwhelming.

Grief and indignation. The pain is unbearable.

With bitter hatred. Dripping with joy.

Cry. Butterflies in my stomach.

Have kittens. Trembling and frightened.

Shocked. Terrified.

Lose one's head. I have palpitations.

Willies. Shudder.

Out of one's senses. Lose one's nerve.

Have kittens.

Butterflies in my stomach. Apprehensive.

Beaming. Be in spirits.

Look like a million dollars. Relax.

Be chuffed to bits. Make somebody's blood boil.

Laugh. Laugh.

Angry. Furious.

The heart is like a knife. Tears rained down.

Tremble with fear. Out of one's wits.

Thrilling. Can't wait.

Worried. Extreme urgency.

Crestfallen. The air is magnificent.

Be chuffed to bits. Look left and right.

In good spirits. Energetic.

Look like a million dollars. In exuberant spirits.

In the pink of health.

Happy eyebrows, happy smiles, happy shapes, eyebrows flying and dancing, happy, relaxed, happy, happy, ecstatic, happy, full of spring breeze, happy, sad, bloody, grief-stricken, grief-stricken, heart-wrenching, tears like rain, tears, grief-stricken, heartbroken, worried, depressed, ecstatic, unhappy, frightened, soft-hearted, remorseful.

The six gods have no owner and are uncertain.

Eyebrows flying, squeezing eyebrows, eyebrows and smiling, willing, heart-warming, palpitations, tacit, happy and convinced.

Crestfallen. Furious and silent.

Tremble with fear. Out of one's wits.

The heart is like a knife.

Ill-intentioned.

Insidious and vicious. Wishful thinking.

Prudent. Chew one's cod.

Harboring a ghost. Slurping and spitting.

The benevolent see the benevolent. The wise see the wise.

There is no fear. Muddle.

The text is not decorated. Make matters worse by attempting a coverup.

The intentions are sinister. Ill-intentioned.

Steal peace. Drift along.

Will be counted. I was secretly happy in my heart.

Eyeing. I have palpitations.

Nervous, frightened, uncertain, flustered, anxious, upset, upset, upset, bold, chaotic, heartbroken, happy, angry, like a knife, tears like rain Frightened, frightened, thrilling, impatient, anxious, anxious, dejected, excited, ecstatic, looking left and right, energetic, energetic, radiant, radiant, full of red light, refreshed, horizontal eyebrows, cold face, naïve, red-faced, red-eared, happy, generous, high-spirited, majestic, majestic, radiant, radiant, leisurely, eyebrows, dancing, smiling, ecstatic, stunned, overjoyed, dejected, angry, laughing, angry Angry, heart like a knife, tears like rain, frightened, frightened, soul-frenching, thrilling, impatient, anxious, anxious, dejected, high-spirited, ecstatic, looking left and right, radiant, energetic, radiant, radiant, full of red light, refreshed.

Mixed with joy and sorrow, flustered, anxious, cold, radiant, leisurely.

Idioms that describe the demeanor of the characters:

Radiant, vigorous, vigorous, high-spirited, vigorous, energetic, inspiring.

Mighty, King Kong angry eyes, dragon walking tiger step, dragon and tiger look, dragon and tiger step, majestic and heroic, majestic, high-spirited, swallow jaw and tiger neck, eagle and tiger eye, heroic posture.

Demeanor, unsmiling, generous, gentle, courteous, fairy, windy, graceful, graceful, dignified, and sitting.

Illusory, listless, clay sculpture and wood carving, sleepy and lacking energy, weak and weak division veterans, sleepy-eyed, exhausted, described as withered, untied, and weak.

Crying, ghosts crying, wolves, ghosts, crying gods, howling, crying

Laughing, slapping the palms, laughing, laugh

Love, eyebrows, eyebrows, lover's eyes, Xi Shi, warm affection, shameful answer, marriage and flattery.

Pretentious, pretentious, take sugar as vinegar, take cavity as momentum, seek death and life.

Silence, silence.

Others: Chu Chu is pitiful, dumbfounded, dignified, dignified, forehead and hand celebrated, horizontal eyebrows and angry eyes, voice and smile, righteous and colorful, everyone is drunk and sober.

Overjoyed, peaceful, calm, stormy, unsettled, calm, heartbroken, heart-to-heart, heart-to-heart, heart-pounding Overjoyed, overjoyed, indignant, sad and joyful, fearful, sad, frightened, and depressed.

The heart is like stopping water, the heart is anxious, and the flesh is pounding.

Righteous indignation, impassioned, mixed with joy and sorrow.

Overjoyed, calm, calm.

Impatient: shape.

Copy makes people anxious.

Nervousness: Extremely uneasy.

Ape and horse: It is a metaphor for people's minds to wander and scatter, such as apes and horses that are difficult to control. The mind is like a monkey jumping, and the consciousness is like a horse running. Describe thinking about it in my heart and not being quiet.

Seven up and eight down: Describe the feeling of panic and confusion in the heart. It also refers to being scattered or disorganized. Describe feeling flustered and at a loss. It also refers to being scattered or disorganized.

Joyful eyebrows: Joyful mood is expressed from the eyebrows and eyes, describing very happy.