What is the idiom that describes the fear of momentum pressure in the heart?

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

Creepy and terrifying.

Unable to withstand it: Unable to withstand it due to lack of strength.

Tarzan presses the top: Tarzan presses on the head. The parable was under tremendous pressure and blows.

Like an ox carrying a weight: like an ox carrying something on its back. The metaphor is that life is extremely burdensome.

Bearing the weight and going far, like an ox, carrying a heavy burden, a long way to go, a heavy commission, a heavy throw, a crossbow precursor, a thousand pounds of heavy burden.

1. 惶惶anxiety [huáng kǒng bù ān]: 惶: fear. I was scared and very uneasy.

2. 不寒而栗内 [bù hán ér lì]: chestnut.

Fear and trembling. Shivering without being cold. Described as very frightening.

3. 心有余悸 [xīn yǒu yú jì]: palpitation: heartbeat violently due to fear. Although the dangerous thing has passed, I am still scared in retrospect.

4. Panic 万状 [jīng kǒng wàn zhuàng]: frightened: afraid; Ten thousand shapes: various appearances, indicating a very deep degree. Described as scared to the extreme.

5. Bile Fighting Heart Shock [dǎn zhàn xīn jīng]: war: Tong "tremble", tremble. Described as very scared.

1, 任重道远 [ rèn zhòng dào yuǎn ].

Ren: burden; Dao: The way. The burden is heavy and the road is long. It is a great responsibility than a metaphor, and it has to go through a long period of struggle.

Source: "Shang Junshu: Weak People": "Governing against the law; This task is a long way to go, and there are no cattle and horses; Ji Dachuan and no Ji Ji also. ”

2, bearing weight 致远 [ fù zhòng zhì yuǎn ].

Negative: carrying; To: Delivered. Carry heavy things and walk long distances. The metaphor is capable of taking on a difficult task.

Source: Southern Dynasty Song Fan Ye "Later Han Shu Zhao Xi Biography": "More began to say: 'Cocoon chestnut calf, how can it carry the weight far? ”

3. All Out [ quán lì yǐ fù ].

Go: Go. Put all your strength into it.

Source: Qing Zhao Yi's "Twenty-two Historical Notes": "Gai was recommended at that time; Must-take reputation; Therefore whoever can be named; I will go all out; It's hard to get by; It became a custom. ”

4. 如牛重 [ rú niú fù zhòng ].

It's like a cow carrying something on its back to a student. The metaphor is that life is extremely burdensome.

Source: "The Buddha Says the Forty-two Chapters of the Sutra": "The husband is the Taoist; Such as cattle carrying weight; Rows deep in the mud. ”

5. Negative crossbow precursor [ fù nǔ qián qū ]

Crossbow: Bow and arrow. Walk ahead with a bow and arrow on your back. With great respect.

Source: Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty "Historical Records: Sima Xiangru Biography": "To Shu, Shu Taishou is welcomed by the suburbs, and the county order bears the crossbow arrow, and the Shu people think it is favored." ”

Sincere fear, panic, fear

Panic, panic

panicked,

Everyone is watching, the thief is timid, everyone is clear, Zhang Huang is at a loss, tossing and turning.

1.Full.

Pinyin]: zhòngmùkuí

kuí [simplified spelling]: zmkk

Explanation]: Eye-opening: the appearance of staring openly. Many people scramble to watch. It means being under the gaze of the masses.

Example]: Next, take him aside and bite his ear, what will people think?

Gao Yang's "History of the Qing Palace" Volume II.

synonyms]: obvious to all, widely public, and conspicuous.

Antonyms]: to hide people's eyes and ears.

Grammar]: as a predicate, a definite; It means being under the gaze of the masses.

2.Thieves are cowardly.

Pinyin]: zéi

réndǎn

xū [简spelling]: zrdx

Explanation]: It is a metaphor that people who have done bad things are always unsteady in their hearts.

Example]: This is a mandarin duck joke, calling him out, who knows him, only when the mandarin duck has seen his head and tail.

Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" seventy-first chapter.

synonyms]: to be a thief with a weak heart.

antonyms]: grammar]: as an object, a definite; Refers to thieves, bad guys, etc.

3.All eyes are on it.

Pinyin]: zhòng

mùzhāo

zhāng [简spelling]: zmzz

Example]: You don't have to be forceful about this.

synonyms]: in full view, in the public, for all to see.

Antonyms]: to hide people's eyes and ears.

After the break]: The shrew scolded the street.

Grammar]: as a predicate, a definite, a clause;Used in written language.

4.Zhang Huang was at a loss.

Pinyin]: zhòng

huángshī

cuò [simplified spelling]: zhsc

Explanation]: Zhang Huang: Panic;Confusion: Loss of normalcy in demeanor. I panicked and didn't know what to do.

Example: No matter how strong the wind and waves are, he won't.

synonyms]: panicked, panicked, panicked, panicked.

Antonyms]: calm, calm, calm.

Grammar]: as a predicate, object, adverbial;Refers to panic.

5.Tossing.

Pinyin]: zhǎn

zhuǎnfǎn

cè [simplified spelling]: zzfc

Explanation]: tossing and turning;Opposite: Repeatedly. Tossing and turning, unable to sleep. Describe having a thought or a lot of things on your mind.

Example]: I think of my mother's hard work again, I can't sleep, and I want to get up to spend time with my mother.

Zou Taofen, "My Mother".

synonyms]: tossing and turning, sleepless at night.

Antonyms]: Sit back and relax.

Grammar]: as a predicate, adverbial;Refers to not being able to sleep.

Idiom story]: A long time ago, there was a beautiful island in a river bay surrounded by green mountains, there lived a beautiful girl on the island, a young man rowed by, heard the girl's beautiful singing, lying on the boat tossing and turning, just couldn't sleep, he thought of a lot of ways to get close to the girl, and finally got married.