An idiom to describe the unsettled and very flustered look

Don't panic]: Don't panic, don't rush. Describe a calm attitude, or a steady and down-to-earth attitude.

Hurry]: Hurry, panic. Described as in a hurry, in a flustered mood.

Fleeing in a hurry]: Hurry, panic. Panicked and ran away.

Panic]: Hurry, panic. In a hurry, panicked, and at a loss.

Retreat in a hurry]: Hurry, panic; Escape: Escape. Panicked and fled.

Panicking]: Panic and run away. Same as "panic".

Hurry]: Hurry, panic.

Defeated and fled]: refers to running away in a panic after losing a battle.

Take care of this and lose the other]: Take care of this, lose that. Describe a hectic or panicked situation.

Panicked]: Describes a panicked and unsteady demeanor.

Panic]: Panic: panic. Panic was overwhelming.

Panicked]: Described as extremely flustered.

Panicked]: Described as extremely panicked. Same as "panic".

Hurry]: Describe panic and don't know what to do.

Fleeing in the wilderness]: Describe running away in a panic after losing a battle.

Mistakes in busyness]: Mistakes occur due to poor care in the panic and hectic. Also known as "busy and lost".

Mao Tengxing]: Describe not calm, panicked.

Mo Panic sibling]: Cuo: Place. I don't know where to put my hands and feet. Described as acting flustered, or unable to cope.

Seven panicked]: Described as very panicked and confused.

Seven Songs and Eight Feet]: Describe panic.

Seven Legs and Eight Hands]: Describe panic. Same as "seven feet and eight hands".

Look: Panic, panic. It refers to the nervousness and panic of the spirit and face in an emergency situation, and the loss of normality.

Look Zhang Huang]: Zhang Huang: Panic, panic. It refers to the nervousness and panic of the spirit and face in an emergency situation, and the loss of normality. Same as "look in a hurry".

Frightened]: Describes a fuss. Describes a flustered or hectic look.

Frightened]: Frightened. Afraid; Panic.

Helpless: Describes a panicked or unable to cope. Same as "helpless".

Hurry]: Describe being panicked and not knowing what to do.

Helpless]: Measures: Place. I don't know where to put my hands and feet. Described as acting flustered, or unable to cope.

Panicked]: Panicked and hesitant, confused.

Panic]: The action is hurried, and the look is panicked.

Lost eyes]: Describes a panicked look.

Zhang panic]: I panicked and didn't know what to do.

Zhang Huang made a mistake]: Zhang Huang: Panic. I panicked and didn't know what to do.

Frightened Bird [Explanation]: Birds that are frightened by bows and arrows are not easy to settle down. The metaphor is that a frightened person is very frightened when he encounters the slightest movement. Wandering Mind [Explanation]: Swinging: Shake. Described as uncertain and difficult to hold on to oneself.

Panicked, hurried and uncertain.

1 Lost Soul: Describes the appearance of being uncertain and very panicked. 2 Nervousness. Panic 3 panic.

What is the word to describe the appearance of being very panicked in a state of flux: panicked.

Uneasy.

Lose one's head. Lose one's nerve.

Ants. Helpless.

Have kittens.

panic [jīng huāng shī cuò] basic paraphrase.

Panic: Loss of normalcy. Because of the panic, I didn't know what to do. Derogatory source "Northern Qi Shu Yuan Hui Ye Biography": "Filial piety and friendship are about to be executed; Lose one's head. Hui Ye looked calm. ”

synonyms: helpless, trembling, helpless, panicked, hurried, restless, antonyms: calm, unhurried, calm.

Lost soul, six gods without a master, panicked, restless, restless

Idiom Analysis:

1. Lost soul

Explanation]: Soul and spirit: It used to refer to the spirit in the human body that exists without the physical energy as the soul, and the spirit that appears by attaching to the body is the spirit. Describe panic, anxiety, uncertainty, and erratic behavior.

From]: The second fold of Yuan Anonymous's "Looking at the Money Slave": "I am hungry and lose my soul when I am hungry, and I am cold and faceless when I am frozen." ”

Second, the six gods have no master

Explanation]: Six gods: Taoists believe that people's heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, spleen, and gallbladder are each dominated by gods, called the six gods. Described as panicked and anxious, out of ideas, and don't know what to do.

From]: Ming Feng Menglong's "Xingshi Hengyan" volume 29: "I was scared to learn that the county was already six gods and no owner, and I didn't have the heart to eat and drink." ”

Syntax]: subject-predicate; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Derogatory.

3. Panic

Explanation]: Panic: loss of normalcy. Because of the panic, I didn't know what to do.

From]: Modern Deng Xian's "Dream of China's Educated Youth": "The Forbidden City, the Great Wall, and the Old Summer Palace in Beijing have absolutely no reason to be colorful or panicked because of the arrival of this group of little people. ”

Grammar]: Complementary; as a predicate; Derogatory.

Fourth, fidgeting

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

From]: The fortieth chapter of Ming Shi Nai'an's "The Complete Biography of the Water Margin": "Since my brother has eaten official affairs, my brother has been restless, and there is no way to save him." ”

Syntax]: subject-predicate; as a predicate, a definite, a complement; Derogatory.

Fifth, I am anxious

Interpretation]: Sorrow, fear. Describes being upset because of fear or worry.

Grammar]: more formal; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Derogatory.

Lost soul, anxious, etc.

1. Lost soul.

shī hún luò pò ]

Explanation]: Soul and spirit: It used to refer to the spirit in the human body that exists without the physical energy as the soul, and the spirit that appears by attaching to the body is the spirit. Describe panic, anxiety, uncertainty, and erratic behavior.

From]: The second fold of Yuan Anonymous's "Looking at the Money Slave": "I am hungry and lose my soul when I am hungry, and I am cold and faceless when I am frozen." ”

Example]: I know that I am blessed, so that the soul of the god and ghost envoy is lost. Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 17.

2 Nervousness.

tǎn tè bù ān ]

Explanation]: Worried: The mind is uncertain, and the mind is extremely uneasy.

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

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

Grammar]: Joint, as a predicate, a predicate, an adverbial, with a derogatory meaning.

失soul 落魄 [ shī hún luò pò ] Interpretation: Describe the appearance of extreme panic and restlessness.

Source: The second fold of Yuan Anonymous's "Looking at the Money Slave": "When I was hungry, I was hungry and lost my soul, and I was cold and faceless when I was frozen. ”

Citation: Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 17: "The soul of the gods and ghosts who knows that my blessings are weak, and the gods and ghosts support them." ”

Usage: as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial, for people.

The six gods have no master.

liù shén wú zhǔ

Interpretation] Six Gods: Taoism refers to the gods who dominate the heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, spleen, and gallbladder; Unowned: No idea; Don’t know whether to wind a watch or bark at the moon. Describe flustered; Lose one's head.

Utterance] Ming Feng Menglong's "Xing Shi Hengyan": "I was scared to learn that the county has no owner; And he has a heart to eat and drink. ”

synonym] panicked, restless, unsettled, unsettled, calm.

Lost soul, lost soul: Describe the appearance of being uncertain and very panicked.

Lost soul, six gods without a master, panicked, restless, restless

Is it panicked, panicked, personal opinion, I don't know if I can answer correctly.

Honest and frightened, panicked, panicked

Uneasy.

Lose one's head. Lose one's nerve.

Ants. Helpless.

Have kittens.

panic [jīng huāng shī cuò] basic paraphrase.

Panic: Loss of normalcy. Because of the panic, I didn't know what to do. Derogatory source "Northern Qi Shu Yuan Hui Ye Biography": "Filial piety and friendship are about to be executed; Lose one's head. Hui Ye looked calm. ”

synonyms: helpless, trembling, helpless, panicked, hurried, restless, antonyms: calm, unhurried, calm.

A four-word word to describe a very panicked mind

Lost soul: soul, spirit: It used to refer to the spirit in the human body that is separated from the physical energy as the soul, and the spirit that appears by relying on the body is the spirit. Describe panic, anxiety, uncertainty, and erratic behavior.

Lost mind: Spirit: Spirit: It used to refer to the spirit that appeared in the human body by attaching to the body. Describe panic, anxiety, uncertainty, and erratic behavior.

Nervousness: Nervousness: Uncertainty. The mind is extremely disturbed.

Like sitting on pins and needles: like sitting on a felt with needles in it. Described as restless and restless.

Atopenia: Describes a flustered and uncertain mind.

Wandering: panic and fear, uncertain look.

Nervousness: Shen Wang refers to uncertainty, fear and restlessness.

God is not possessed: Describes the mind being uncertain.

Trance: Delirious and uncertain.

Timid: Refers to being unsettled and feeling afraid.

Brainless: Describe the mind is uncertain, and his words and deeds are lost.

If there is death: if: as if. It's like something has been lost. Describe the appearance of uncertainty. It also describes feeling empty in my heart. Same as "if there is a mourning".

If there is a loss: if: as if. It's like something was missing. Describe the appearance of uncertainty. It also describes feeling empty in my heart.

The heart is confused: swinging: shaking the police. Described as uncertain and difficult to hold on to oneself.

Dizzy Soul Shake: Dizzy: Dazzling; Swing: Swing. Dazzling and uncertain. Describe what it looks like to see a certain sight.

Restlessness: Restlessness and restlessness.

Mind trance: Mind thoughts: spirit, mood; Trance: Confusion. Refers to unsettled mind and lack of concentration.

Half three not four: refers to unsettled and listless.

Shaking heart: The mind is uncertain, and the feelings fluctuate, just like the flag fluttering in the wind.

100 claws scratching the heart: It's like having 100 claws scratching the heart. Describe a person's mood is complicated and uncertain.

If something is missing: as if something has been lost. Describe the appearance of uncertainty. It also describes feeling empty in my heart. Wide liquid.

Aelectasis: Describes a flustered and uncertain movement.

The heart is like a suspense: Describes the uncertainty of the mind.

Up-and-down: Describes being unsettled or flustered.

Lost soul: soul, spirit: It used to refer to the spirit in the human body that exists without the physical body as the soul, and the spirit that appears by attaching to the body is the soul. Describe panic, anxiety, uncertainty, and erratic behavior.

Soul trance: Spirit: spirit, mood; Trance: Confusion. Refers to unsettled mind and lack of concentration.

Idioms to describe unsettled minds--神魂恍惚 pinyin: shén hún huǎng hū

Explanation: Refers to unsettled mind and lack of concentration.

Idioms to describe unsettled minds--忐忑anxiety pinyin: tǎn tè bù ān

Interpretation: Nervousness: Uncertainty. The mind is extremely disturbed.

Idioms to describe unsettled minds--百claw scratch心 pinyin: bǎi zhǎo náo xīn

Explanation: It's like there are a hundred claws clawing at the heart. Describe a person's mood is complicated and uncertain.

panicked, panicked, panicked, panicked.

Panic and flee, helpless, panicked.

Abdominal fever, intestinal panic, panic.

Flustered, flustered, panicked, frightened.

The soul does not possess the body, the soul flies away, the soul flies out of the sky, and the soul is lost.

Frightened, frightened.

Shock, panic help me.

Suddenly, as if I had lost something, I was in a trance. Describe restlessness and don't know what to do.

Etiquette is bad] Ancient etiquette was made as a norm of social morality and behavior; The norm of making music makers lightly educated. Describe the era of disorder and turmoil in society.

Tilting and slack] restlessness and mental slackness.

Imitation of confusion] refers to restlessness and abnormal behavior.

Chicken and dog are uneasy] describes the harassment so much that even the chicken and dog are not at peace. Same as "chicken dog restless".

Dream Broken Soul Labor] I was also thinking in my sleep, making me restless. Also known as "Dream Broken Soul Elimination".

Seven fishing and eight hustle] fishing everywhere to disturb the crowd. Describe a chaotic mind.

Rong Ma 劻勷] refers to the restlessness of war.

Lost soul] lost soul. Describe being very panicked or uneasy.

Lost soul] describes being very panicked, frightened, or restless.

Worried] uneasy look. It refers to the inability to feel at ease due to weakness or anxiety.

[Lost Soul]: shī hún luò pò, soul, spirit: It used to refer to the spirit in the human body that is separated from the physical energy as the soul, and the spirit that appears by relying on the body is the spirit.

Describe panic, anxiety, uncertainty, and erratic behavior. as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; For people.

Wáng hún shī hún, soul, soul: It used to refer to the spirit in the human body that is separated from the physical energy as the soul, and the spirit that appears by attaching to the body is the soul.

Describe panic, anxiety, uncertainty, and erratic behavior. make adjectives, adverbials; Refers to panic.

Lost Spirit]: shī shén luò pò, 魄: Formerly refers to the spirit in the human body that appears by attaching itself to the body. Describe panic, anxiety, uncertainty, and erratic behavior.