Describe idioms that make everyone excited and nervous

Can't self]: Already: Stopped. Refers to the inability to control oneself and calm down agitated emotions.

Can't hold your breath]: easy to get excited, and can't keep calm and calm in case of trouble.

Touching the heartstrings]: Comparing the heart to the piano, plucking the strings in the heart. Describe things as exciting.

Jealousy]: Extremely agitated by jealousy, confused or frenzied.

Choke your wrist against your palm]: Hold your wrist with your hand and hit your palm. It means that he is very excited and excited.

Sigh]: Hold, hold. A sigh sounded as he held his wrist. Describe the state of sighing very excitedly.

Idioms to describe excitement and excitement include hand dancing, heart blooming, ecstatic, mixed feelings, and impassioned.

1. Dancing with hands:

Meaning: Dancing with both hands and jumping with two feet. Described as extremely happy.

Source: "Mencius: Lilou Shang": "Music is born; It's all evil.

Evil is enough; then they are not satisfied; Dance of the Hands. It means that the essence of happiness is to be willing to do these two things, and happiness is generated; As soon as it is generated, it can't be suppressed, and if it can't be suppressed, it will dance unconsciously.

2. Blooming heart:

Meaning: Describe the joy of the heart.

Source: The sixtieth chapter of Li Baojia's "A Little History of Civilization" in the Qing Dynasty: "Ping Zhongcheng was overjoyed at this time, and even said: 'It's hard for him, it's hard for him.'" ’”

3. Ecstatic:

Meaning: rejoice: joy; if: as if; Mad: Loss of control. Described as extremely happy.

Source: Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty "Wen Guanjun Collects Henan and Hebei": "But I see where my wife is worried; The comic book of poetry is ecstatic. It means that looking back at his wife and children, he has also swept away the gloom, and he rolled up the poetry book casually, and the whole family was ecstatic.

4. Mixed feelings:

Meaning: A variety of feelings are intertwined.

Source: Song Chen Liang's "Longchuan Collection: Sacrifice to Xia Qingwen": "Tears on the cheeks; Not by encounter; Have mixed feelings about; The micro-ego is to blame. It means that tears flowed, not for that encounter, mixed feelings, but because those mistakes made me feel guilty.

5. Impassioned:

Meaning: Describe the emotion, tone of voice, excited and full of righteousness. It is also said to be passionate and generous.

Source: Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty "Mr. Liu's Collection, Volume 36, Shangquan Deyu Supplement Que Wen Juan Decisive Advance and Retreat": "Today will be impassioned; Fight for cloth clothes.

It means that the emperor saw the miserable life of the people, inspired pity and generously helped, and in the continuous almsgiving, the people's gratitude to the emperor rose one after another, and the crowd was excited.

1. Self-enjoyment: Experience the fun yourself.

2. Flattered: Pampered: Pampered. Happy and uneasy because of being favored or appreciated.

3. Eager to try: Describe the eagerness to try.

4. Joy is in color: joy is expressed on the face. I can't suppress the joy in my heart.

5. Joyful face: Describe very joyful and smiling.

6. Eyebrows and smiles: Describe very excited and happy.

7. Suddenly: Suddenly: the state of emptiness and trance in the heart. Describe the appearance of being unhappy if you are disappointed.

8. Everyone is happy: Everyone is happy.

9. Stroking the palm and laughing: stroking: patting. Clapping and laughing. Described as very happy.

10. Ecstatic: Ecstatic as if crazy. Described as extremely happy.

11. Complacent: Describe yourself as thinking you are good and proud.

Be chuffed to bits.

In high spirits. It's hard to help yourself.

Beside oneself. Elated, overjoyed, and happy.

Walking on air. In high spirits.

Laugh and laugh. Grin.

The spring breeze is proud. Cheers and cheers.

Pride. The wine is familiar.

Surprise and surprise. Enraptured.

Eyebrows and smiles. Eyebrows and smiles.

In exuberant spirits. Forget about it.

Forget oneself. Forget about it.

Excited, mixed feelings, excited, ecstatic, impassioned, fists and bare sleeves.

I can't help myself with excitement.

Touch the right chord. He sighed.

Red ears and red face. The whole country went crazy.

Be generous. Give it mouth.

The heart is surging. Dancing.

Generosity. Impassioned.

The mouth is boiling and the eyes are red. Carry somebody away.

Flushed. Beside oneself.

The crowd is full of emotion. In the melting mood.

Moved by the world of sorrow.

The grief is stubborn. Hold your head and cry.

Breathtaking. Touching.

Moving. Heroic.

In the melting mood.

Zhang Huang is at a loss, in a hurry, etc., are all idioms to describe people who are nervous.

1. Zhang Huang was at a loss:

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

2.[From]: Qing Caizi's "Insect Song Manga Record": "The groom can't be searched all over, the family is noisy, looking for it from far and near, and the son and cousin are also at a loss. ”

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

4.[Grammar]: more formal; as a predicate, object, adverbial; Derogatory.

Second, in a hurry:

1.[Explanation]: Describe panic and don't know what to do.

2.[From]: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Huiyuan": "Ask: 'How is the Great Compassion?' The teacher said, "A thousand eyes will come and receive one." He said, "How can you be a person in the realm?" The teacher said: "I am in a hurry. ’”

3.[Example]: I am tightly packed. Yuan Anonymous's "Hundred Flowers Pavilion" third fold 4[Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, adverbial; Derogatory.

Impatient, anxious, impatient, impatient, anxious, impatient.

Frightened, frightened, distraught, frightened, worried, worried, anxious, frightened.

Worried, helpless, hurried, scratching the heart, honestly afraid, trembling, uneasy, impatient.

The heart is burning like fire, hurrying, anxious, impatient, walking on thin ice, restless, panicked, creepy.

Panic all day long, cold and sore, panicked, earth-shattering, thrilling, frightened.

Cowering, shocking, palpitating, holding your breath.

An idiom to describe a nervous mood.

Frightened: frightened: afraid; Ten thousand shapes: various appearances, indicating a very deep degree. Described as scared to the extreme.

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

Panicked: Panicked and confused.

Zhang Huang is at a loss: Zhang Huang: panicked; Confusion: Loss of normalcy in demeanor. I panicked and didn't know what to do.

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

Overwhelmed: Wrong: Staggered; Disposal. I don't know what to do. Describe a difficult situation or a flustered 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.

Undecided: Refers to the fact that the mood has not calmed down after being frightened.

Snake Shadow in the Cup: Mistaking the Bow Shadow in the Wine Glass for a Snake. The metaphor causes fear because of the suspicion.

Panic: Panic: Fear. I was scared and very uneasy.

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

Panic: panic that you can't even live a day. Described as terrified to the extreme.

Excited, emotional, ecstatic, overjoyed, joyful, full of joy, mixed feelings, touching, heart-touching, can't help it.

Excited, impassioned, grateful, grateful, thankful, excited, elated, overjoyed, overjoyed

I can't help but be overjoyed, I can't help but laugh, I laugh and smile, I am proud of the spring breeze, I cheer and cheer, and I am proud and elegant.

1. Surprise and madness: both surprised and happy, happy to go crazy. Describe overjoyed and overly excited feelings.

2. Pride and elegance: pride: refers to the excitement and unrestrained feelings; Elegant: laid-back and refined taste. Excited, unrestrained emotions and free and easy taste.

3. Eyebrows and smiles: Describe the appearance of being very happy and excited.

4. Cheers and encouragement: Describe the joy and excitement.

5. Color Flying Eyebrow Dance: Color: Complexion, expression. Describe people who are very proud and excited.

6. Eyebrows fly color dance: color: complexion. Describe the appearance of a person who is proud and excited.

8. Radiant: Describe the appearance of excitement and refreshment.

9. Pleasing to the eyes and heart: to make the eyes happy, to make the heart happy. Describe it to make people feel good and happy.

Anxious Six gods have no master Panic Hundred claws scratch the heart Anxious Six gods have no master Panic Sitting on pins and needles Restless Mind Unstable Seven up and eight down.

Frightened, frightened, distraught, frightened, worried, worried, anxious, frightened.

Worried, helpless, hurried, scratching the heart, honestly afraid, trembling, uneasy, impatient.

The heart is burning like fire, hurrying, anxious, impatient, walking on thin ice, restless, panicked, creepy.

Panic all day long, cold and sore, panicked, earth-shattering, thrilling, frightened.

Cowering, shocking, palpitating, holding your breath, excited, emotional, ecstatic, overjoyed, overjoyed.

Full of joy, mixed feelings, touching, heart-touching, can't help it.

Excited, impassioned, grateful, grateful, thankful, thankful.

Rejoicing, exciting, elated, overjoyed, overjoyed

Overjoyed, overjoyed, smiling, beaming, smiling

Smiling, happy, and happy.

【不自自已】 [bù néng zì yǐ] 已: stop. Refers to the inability to control oneself and calm down agitated emotions.

Startled, excited, and thunderous.

Thundering, nervous.

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