An idiom to describe nervousness, an idiom that means to be very nervous

Words to describe nervousness are:1. Snake shadow of the bow in the cup: The bow shadow reflected in the wine glass is mistaken for a snake. The metaphor causes fear because of the suspicion.

2. Lost soul: Soul: It used to refer to the spirit that left the physical existence in the human body as the soul, and the spirit that appeared by attaching to the body as the soul. Describe panic, worry, mental instability, and abnormal behavior.

3. Sleep and food are wasted: I don't sleep, and I can't take care of eating. The metaphor is extremely anxious, or extremely nervous about studying or working.

4. Thrilling: Shocking people's souls. The original refers to the beautiful rhetoric and far-reaching artistic conception, which makes people feel very deeply and shakes greatly. Later, it is often described as very frightening and nervous.

5. Anxious and detained: Describe the appearance of cramped and restless, nervous and flustered.

Idioms to describe nervousness include nervousness, restlessness, thrilling, impatience, and impatience.

1. Nervousness

It means that the mind is uncertain and extremely uneasy, from Qing Wu Zhaoren's "Confused World". Synonyms include restless, upset, panicked, restless, distraught, panicked, worried, restless, restless, unsettled, and antonyms are at ease, leisurely. It is a joint structure, which is used as a predicate, a predicate, and an adverbial in a sentence, with a derogatory meaning.

2. Fidgeting

Not sitting, not standing. Described as nervous and emotionally disturbed, from "The Complete Biography of Water Margin". For example, since my brother has eaten official affairs, my brother has been restless, and there is no way to save him. It is a subject-predicate word, which is used as a predicate, definite, and complement in a sentence, and has a derogatory meaning.

3. Thrilling

It means to shock people's souls, and it originally refers to the beautiful words and far-reaching artistic conception, which makes people feel very deeply and shakes greatly. Later, it is often described as making people very frightened and nervous to the extreme, from "Poems".

4. Urgent detention

It means to describe the appearance of cramped and restless, nervous and panicked, from "Yuan Qu Xuan: Li Kui Negative Jing".

5. Impatience

It means that the heart is as anxious as a fire, and it is described as very anxious, from "The Story of the West Chamber". It is a subject-predicate idiom, which is used as a predicate and adverbial in a sentence to describe the unusually anxious heart.

Terrified.

Pinyin] jīng kǒng wàn zhuàng 123 [meaning] 万状: many kinds of appearances. Because of panic and fear, they manifest various modalities. Describe the panic and fear to the extreme.

Example] Deng Yiguang's "I Am the Sun" Part 4 Part 3: "Those gray-brown guys have dull brains, they only know how to run in fear along the place illuminated by the lights until they run out of breath. ”

synonyms] Frightened.

Chill. Antonyms] calmly.

Play it cool.