An idiom that expresses the fear of a person s heart, an idiom that is very afraid of the heart

Chilling, apprehensive, frightened, flustered, palpitating, trembling.

Creepy and terrifying.

Panic and creepy.

Panic all day long.

Chilling and sour-nosed, the grass and trees are all soldiers.

The rumors were loud and uneasy.

The soul does not possess the body, and the soul flies away.

Willies. Frightened.

I have palpitations. Lose one's head.

Restless. Ants in one's pants.

Chilling, apprehensive, frightened, flustered, palpitating, trembling.

Frightened, frightened, terrified, terrified, frightened, chilling.

The grass and trees are all soldiers, the wind is loud, the soul is restless, the soul is not possessed, the soul is scattered, and the fidgeting is restless.

Panic and creepy.

The heart is beating and the fear is all day long.

Frightened, chilling, and sour.

The grass and trees are all soldiers, and the wind is loud.

Have kittens. Out of one's senses.

Out of one's wits.

Nervous, frightened, creepy.

Fear is also terrifying.

The idiom that is very scared in my heart is as follows:

1. [Creepy]: Frightened look. The hairs stand on end, and the bones of the spine are cold. Described as very frightening.

2. [Frightened]: Described as very frightened. [Thrilling]: Describes being very frightened.

3. [Heavy hands and tired feet]: Heavy hands, two feet stacked, dare not make a move. Describe a very frightened look.

4. [Thrilling]: Describe being very frightened. Same as "thrilling".

5. [Thrilling]: Describe very frightening. Also known as "thrilling". [Shocking]: Refers to a very shocked and frightened heart.

6. [Shocking]: It refers to being very shocked and frightened in the heart. Same as "shocking".

7. [Frightened]: Battle: "trembling", trembling. Described as very scared.

8. [Fearful]: Describe being very worried or afraid. [Panic]: Panic Fear. I was scared and very uneasy.

9. [shudder]: chestnut is afraid, trembling. Shivering without being cold. Described as very frightening.

10. [Trembling]: trembling. Described as very scared. [frightened]: Describes being terrified to the extreme.

11. [cramped and uneasy]: cramped and restrained. Describe the restrained demeanor and uneasy heart.

12. [Like sitting on a needle felt]: Like sitting on a felt with a needle inserted. Described as restless and restless.

13. [fidgeting]: It's not sitting, it's not standing. Describe a nervous mood and emotional restlessness.

As follows:

杞人忧天 [ qǐ rén yōu tiān ] 杞: The name of the princes of the Zhou Dynasty, in the area of present-day Qi County, Henan. There are people in the country who are afraid that the sky will fall. A metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries.

Cup bow snake shadow [ bēi gōng shé yǐng ] mistakes the shadow of the bow reflected in a wine glass for a snake. The metaphor causes fear because of the suspicion.

永人自disturb [ yōng rén zì rǎo ] 自disturbance: to seek trouble. It means that it was okay and that he was looking for trouble.

草木皆兵 [ cǎo mù jiē bīng ] 木: tree; Both: Full; Both.

The weeds and trees are like soldiers. It is a metaphor for the weakness of the heart when the army is defeated and retreated; Think of the plants and trees as enemy soldiers. It also describes the delusion of suspicion when extremely frightened.

Suspicious God Suspicious Ghost [ yí shén yí guǐ ] This is also doubtful, that is also doubtful. Described as very suspicious.

frightened bow bird [ jīng gōng zhī niǎo ] A bird that is frightened by a bow and arrow is not easy to settle down. The metaphor is that a frightened person is very frightened when he encounters the slightest movement.

Chilling.

Pinyin] dǎn zhàn xīn hán 123 [meaning] war: to shake. Described as very scared.

Example] Chapter 4 of Li Guowen's "Spring in Winter": "The wailing, the wailing, and the crying sound sound chilling. ”

synonyms] shuddering.

Tremble with fear. Antonyms] calmly.

Fearless. See also] Chills of the heart.

1. Trembling and frightened: described as very scared;

2. Panic: refers to panic and fear in the heart, and the mind is unstable;

3. Sincere fear: be very careful to touch the stool so cautious that you are afraid and uneasy;

4. Tong shirt is abruptly discolored: refers to the change of face due to fear;

5. Shocked: I was very afraid of the noisy situation, and my face changed;

6. Frightened: Describe being very worried or afraid;

7. Frightened soul flying: Describe extreme fear and panic;

8. Chilling: Describe extreme fear;

9. Frightened: Describe being very afraid;

10. Don't dare to sweat: I'm so scared that I don't even dare to sweat out. Described as nervous and scared to the extreme.

The idioms that describe a person's fear are as follows:

1. [Chilling] Battle: Trembling. It is used to describe the extreme fear.

2. [Panic] Panic: Fear; Ten thousand shapes: various appearances, indicating a very deep degree. It is used to describe being scared to the extreme.

3. [Lost Soul] is used to describe being scared to the extreme.

4. [Sweat and chestnut] Sweating profusely, and his legs trembled. It is used to describe the appearance of fear, fear.

5. [Trembling] Cautious: cautious look; Trembling: The look of fear. It is used to describe the appearance of being scared and cautious.

6. [Afraid of ghosts and ghosts] is a metaphor for what you are afraid of, but what you want to encounter.

7. [shrinking the head and shrinking the brain] is used to describe being afraid to move forward, or being timid and not daring to come forward and be responsible.

8. [Anxiety] Anxiety: sorrow, fear. Used to describe being upset because of fear or worry.

9. [Afraid of wind and rain] Cowardice: Afraid. It is used to describe people who are afraid of hardship and hardship, and who are full of squeamishness.

10, [Xun Sakura is silent like a cicada] Silence: Shut up. Silent like a cicada in late autumn. The parable is afraid to speak for fear of being worried.

Introduction to psychophobia:

People with psychophobia develop intense and unnecessary fears about certain specific objects, accompanied by avoidance behaviors. The patient knows that the fear is excessive, undesirable, and unreasonable, but this awareness still does not prevent the fear from flsing.

The object of fear may be single or multiple, such as animals, squares, closed rooms, ascending, or social activities. The waiter knows that his reaction is unreasonable, but it is difficult to control and recurs. The disease is more common in young adults and old age, and more common in women.

So-called psychophobia is an irrational and inappropriate fear of a certain object or certain environment. Once confronted with such an object or environment, the phobia develops an extreme sense of terror that leads to the fact that he will try to avoid it in every possible way because he is afraid that he will not be able to escape.

The ** of psychophobia is not monolithic. It is generally believed that there are biological factors, i.e., hereditary personality fragility, natural nervousness and neuroticism, and this type of person is most prone to fear. Another factor in the quarrel is the inability to solve the mental pressure that they are undergoing.

Panic, creepy, frightened, panicked, frightened

Panic. World shaking. Thrilling. Shocked. Frightened. Be terribly alarmed. Cowering. Shocking. I have palpitations. Lose one's nerve.

Nervous. Trembled. Timid. Talk about the tiger's color change. All plants and trees are soldiers.

Afraid of one's own shadow. Creeps. Struck with awe. Out of one's senses. Be terribly alarmed.

Panic Panic Chill Panic Shocking Frightened Shocking Frightened, cowering, shocked, palpitating, depressed, frightened, frightened.

Panic, creepy, frightened, terrified, terrified all day long.

Chill and sore, and the nose is frightened.

Panic. World shaking. Thrilling. Shocked. Frightened. Be terribly alarmed. Cowering. Shocking. I have palpitations.

Nervous, uneasy, frightened, terrified, frightened

Panicked, frightened

Panic, creepy, heart-pounding, panicking, fearful, frightened

Chill.

Frightened. Trembled.

Trembling. Shake the rope.

Panic: to be afraid; Ten thousand shapes: various appearances, indicating a very deep degree. Described as scared to the extreme.