The idiom what is undecided indicates the mood

frightening: frightened mind. Describe after being frightened; The mood has not calmed down.

Song Su Shi's "Xie Liang Shifts Ruzhou Table": "Only a shadow of self-pity; Fate is sent to the rivers and lakes; Panic; Sleepwalking. ”

Orthophonic] not; It cannot be pronounced as "mò".

Identification] not; You can't write "end".

synonym] is shocking.

Antisense] calmly.

Without compunction. Usage].

Describe after being frightened; The mood has not yet calmed down. Now it is often used in a derogatory sense. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial, and a complement.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Suspicious. Explanation Mustard: This refers to a small infarction, and then it is a metaphor for dissatisfaction or unhappiness in the heart. It refers to the feeling of resentment or unhappiness towards people and things.

Relieved. Explanation: Describe the lightness and happiness after the nervousness has passed. Same as "relieved".

Unhappy. Explanation Stunned: the appearance of sorrow. The face is sad and serious, and the heart is unhappy.

Unhappy. Explanation Stunned: the appearance of sorrow. The face is sad and serious, and the heart is unhappy.

Relax and recuperate. Nourish the mind and make it comfortable and pleasant.

Relax and rejuvenate. Pleasant spirit, make it comfortable and pleasant.

Relieve sorrow. It refers to eliminating boredom and pleasant body and mind.

Refreshing and pleasing to the eye. The scenery is beautiful and pleasant.

God is happy. Describe joy and joy.

Carefree. Explanation: There is no sorrow or concern, describing that all the troubles are removed, liberated, and the mood is at ease. None: No. Worry: Worry, sorrow. Concern: Concern, worry.

Source: Yuan Zheng Tingyu's "Patience Words" Second Fold Dan Bei:"Come, come, come, I've made a carefree monk in a hermitage. "

synonyms: sit back and relax, no worries, rejoice, ecstatic, overjoyed, smile.

Antonyms: worried, worried, worried, pillowed, sad, sad, worried, worried, worried,

Carefree. Explanation: There is no sorrow and concern, describing that the troubles are all gone, liberated, and the mood is ruined and comfortable. None: No. Worry: Worry, sorrow. Concern: Concern, worry.

Source: Yuan Zheng Tingyu's "Ninja Words" second fold:"Come, come, come, I've made a carefree monk in a hermitage. "

synonyms: sit back and relax, no worries, joyful and enviable, ecstatic, overjoyed, smile and smile.

Antonyms: worried, worried, worried, pillowed, sad, sad, worried.

frightening: frightened mind. Describe after being frightened; The mood has not calmed down.

Song Su Shi's "Xie Liang Shifts Ruzhou Table": "Only a shadow of self-pity; Fate is sent to the rivers and lakes; Panic; Sleepwalking. ”

Orthophonic] not; It cannot be pronounced as "mò".

Identification] not; You can't write "end".

synonym] is shocking.

Antisense] calmly and unhurriedly.

Usage] to describe after being frightened; The mood has not yet calmed down. Now it is often used in a derogatory sense. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial, and a complement.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Undecided: Refers to a state of mind that has not calmed down after being frightened.

Carefree. wú yōu wú lǜ

The following results are provided by the Han Dian Cong Stuff Dictionary Xie Qing Bo Shi.

Explanation]: There is no sorrow or concern.

From]: Yuan Zheng Tingyu Yu Zheng Xiang's "Ninja Ziji" second fold: "I made a carefree monk in the hermitage." ”

synonyms]: no worries.

Antonyms]: preoccupied, worried.

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, object, and definite; For use in people or animals and plants.

Carefree and uninhibited.

No grandchildren have no worries.

wú yōu wú lǜ

The following results are provided by Handian for dictionary explanation.

There is not a trace of sorrow or care.

From]: Yuan Zheng Tingyu's "Records of Patience" Qin Zhi Erfold: "I made a carefree monk in the hermitage." ”

synonyms]: no worries.

Antonyms]: preoccupied, worried.

Grammar] suspicion: joint; as a predicate, object, and definite; For use in people or animals and plants.