Where is the idiom restless ?

Restless seats.

Pinyin: zuò bù ān xí

[Explanation]: Seat: seat. Describe having something on your mind and fidgeting.

[Example sentence]: The sacrificial foot was imprisoned in the military palace, and the armor was guarded around it, and the water was impassable. The sacrifice is full of fear, and he is not able to sit at the table. Ming Feng Menglong's "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" is the tenth chapter

Pinyin**: zbax

[synonyms]: fidgeting

[Usage]: as a predicate, definite; Refers to fidgeting

From Sima Qian's historical record Xiang Yu Benji.

The Chinese idiom zuò bù ān xí is zuò bù ān xí, which means to describe something in the heart and fidgeting.

Source of the restless seat: Ming Feng Menglong's "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" Chapter 10: "The sacrificial foot was imprisoned in the military palace, and the armor soldiers were guarded around, and the water was impassable. The sacrifice is full of fear, and he is not able to sit at the table. ”

Synonyms of restlessness: fidgeting; Antonym for restless seats: tiptoeing.

Sitting on the seat to form a sentence:

1. Looking at the way he sat on the seat, something must have happened.

2. Since he learned that his grandfather was sick, he couldn't sit still.

3. When people are anxious, they always sit uncomfortably.

4. He can't sit at the table every day because his goal has not been achieved.

5. When the company was in a meeting, I found that Xiao Zhang was unseated.

6. There are always people who are absent-minded and can't sit on the lead seat during class.

7, I didn't expect the reason why he couldn't sit at the table was because he was out of love.

8. I have been sitting on the bench until I have achieved my goals.

9. I heard that you are going to get married, and I began to sit at the table.

10, he is no longer the hairy boy who can't sit at the table when he encounters a little situation.

11. I'm about to be late for work, and I can't sit at the table.

12. When you wake up from a nightmare, you always let yourself sit on the seat.

13. He didn't seem to be able to sit still, and he didn't listen to what I was talking about.

Sleep on a restless mat Sleep on a pillow mat either. Xingqing Yunrong was so preoccupied that he couldn't sleep.

Restless sleep. Describe the worries and worries.

Restless seats: seats. Describe having something on your mind and fidgeting.

Don't sit on a heavy seat Don't sit on a double mat. It is a metaphor for life, and it is known as being thrifty.

There are no double layers of mats in the sitting and lying areas. Figuratively frugality.

Threat does not touch the seat describes the diligent practice of Buddhists and wisdom.

Cheng Bianzheng Zhongyu means not to sit on a double mat, a metaphor for frugal life, from the Warring States Period, Han Fei, "Han Feizi, Wai Cong Ruined Chu Said Lower Left": "Food is not the same, and sitting is not heavy." The grammar of this idiom is contractionary, and it is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and a derogatory meaning in a sentence, which refers to a frugal life;

Here we pay attention to the [heavy] of [sit not heavy], its pronunciation is [chóng] of [repeat], not [zhòng] of [weight], its synonyms are [食不二味], [within your means], its antonyms are [a lot of money], [profligacy], we should pay attention to [sit without heavy seats] and [eat without two flavors], [sit without heavy seats] means to sit without a double mat, and [食不二味] means to eat without two dishes, which refers to a frugal diet, Generally refers to frugal eating, so how do we make a sentence by not sitting on a heavy seat? The grandmother next door to me lives alone with mountain milk, and she doesn't sit at a heavy table and eats a lot of food;

1. Fidgeting: Fidgeting is an idiom, which means that it is not sitting or standing, describing a nervous mood and emotions that are not worthy of calm.

2. Sitting and rolling rough and restless: Sitting and lying is an idiom that means that sitting and lying down are restless. Described as upset, nervous, panicked, very worried.

1. Fidgeting: Restlessness is an idiom, which means that it is not sitting or standing, describing a nervous mood and emotional restlessness.

2. Restlessness: Restlessness is an idiom that means restlessness while sitting and lying down. Described as upset, nervous and flustered, very worried about Xun Shenfan's worries and filial piety.

Idioms are: (寝) restless seat (lying) restless seat (sitting) restless seat.