Idioms that express worry and their explanations, idioms that describe worry Idioms that express wor

1. Trembling and frightened: Describe being very scared.

2. Panic: Fear and anxiety. It refers to panic and fear in the heart, and the mind is unsettled.

3. Sincere fear: Be very cautious to the point of fear and anxiety.

4. Abrupt discoloration: refers to the change of face due to fear.

5. Shocked: I was very scared, and my face changed.

6. Frightened: Describe being very worried or afraid.

7. Courage and soul flying: Describe extreme fear and panic.

8. Chilling: Describe the extreme fear.

9. Trembling: trembling. Described as very scared.

10. Bone cold hair erection: Describe very scared.

The idioms that describe being very worried are:

Fearful, anxious, panicked, frightened, worried, frightened, anxious, restless, sleepless, restless, frightened, and genuinely afraid.

First, be careful.

Definition: Describes being very worried or afraid.

Source: Ming Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West" in the seventeenth chapter "When the monks heard this, they were worried one by one and made a wish to heaven".

2. Panic.

Interpretation: Scared and very uneasy.

Source: "The people are camping, at a loss" in "Hanshu Wang Mang". Tang Yan Shigu notes: "Zhengying, panic and anxiety."

3. Panic.

Interpretation: Scared, panicked, behaving out of normal, not knowing what to do.

Source: "Yuan Xiaoyou was about to be executed, panicked, and Hui Ye looked calm" in "The Book of Northern Qi and the Biography of Yuan Hui Ye".

A depiction of a worried demeanor

1. Every time I enter the dark room, I am scared of sweaty palms, numb soles of my feet, sweaty all over my body, you don't know, I'm just afraid of the dark, afraid that I won't be able to get out, afraid that the devil will be hidden in the dark, afraid that I won't see you, I'm so afraid.

2. My heart beats faster, I am at a loss, my mind is in chaos, I don't know what I am doing and what I am going to do.

3, his face was flushed, his hands didn't know what to put in **, and his palms were in a cold sweat.

4. Today, we are going to take the mid-term exam, and the weather is very cold, but my palms are sweaty, which should be because of the exam. I nervously walked into the exam room, my heart pounding, and I didn't know how difficult the question would be. I sat in my seat, anxiously waiting for the teacher to hand out the papers.

5. I finally dialed the ** number, but my heart was even more nervous, time seemed to stop at that second, the air around me was frozen, and I heard my heartbeat clearly. **Beep, I waited with nervousness, excitement, and excitement for a familiar voice to come from there, and every second of waiting tested my patience.

1. Courage and trembling: Describe being very scared.

2. Panic: Fear and anxiety. It refers to panic and fear in the heart, and the mind is restless and slender.

3. Sincere fear: Be very cautious to the point of fear and anxiety.

4. Abrupt discoloration: refers to the change of face due to fear.

5. Shocked: I was very scared, and my face changed.

6. Frightened: Describe being very worried or afraid.

7. Courage and soul flying: Describe extreme fear and panic.

8. Chilling: Describe the extreme fear.

9. Trembling: trembling. Described as very scared.

10, the bones are cold and the hair is erect: the shape is ruined and the face is very scared.

Nervous.

Get icebergs down one's back. Lose one's head.

Helpless. Chill.

Like a cat on a hot tin roof. Worried.

Worried. Scared.

Terrified. I have palpitations.

Apprehensive. Sleepless nights.

Restless sleep.

Nervous.

Get icebergs down one's back. Lose one's head.

Helpless. Chill.

Like a cat on a hot tin roof. Worried.

Worried. Scared.

Terrified. I have palpitations.

Apprehensive. Sleepless nights.

Restless sleep. I can't live in fear.

Suspicion gives rise to dark ghosts.

Idioms to describe worry are:

1. 惴惴anxiety [zhuì zhuì bù ān] 惴: sorrow, fear. Describes being upset because of fear or worry.

2. 杞人忧天 [qǐ rén yōu tiān] 杞: The name of the princes of the Zhou Dynasty, in the area of present-day Qi County, Henan. There are people in the country who are afraid that the sky will fall. A metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries.

3. Worry about the heart of 忡忡 [yōu xīn chōng chōng] 忡忡: the appearance of anxiety and anxiety. Described as preoccupied, very sad.

4. 惶惶anxiety [huáng kǒng bù ān] 惶: fear. I was scared and very uneasy.

5. 心有余悸 [xīn yǒu yú jì] 悸: The heart beats violently because of fear. Although the dangerous thing has passed, I am still scared in retrospect.

6. Bear the fear [dān jīng shòu pà] Describes being very worried or afraid.

7, 七上八下 [qī shàng bā xià] describes being at a loss or restless; Fingers are not up or down, in a medium position; Described as messy and untidy.

8. 忐忑restless [tǎn tè bù ān] 忐忑: The mind is uncertain. The mind is extremely disturbed.

9, 惶惶不可夜日 [huáng huáng bù kě zhōng rì] panicked and unable to live even a day. Described as terrified to the extreme.

10. Nervousness [jú cù bù ān] Cramped: restrained. Describe the restrained demeanor and uneasy heart.

[Bear the fear and bear the fear]: Worry and fear. It means that you are always in a state of fright and fear.

Frightened]: Worried, afraid. It means that you are always in a state of fright and fear.

Fear: Worry, fear, fear. It means that you are always in a state of fright and fear.

Hanging Courage and Heart]: Worrying and worrying. Described as very worried or scared.

Gu Nei's worries]: Gu: take care of, take care of. It refers to anxiety, worry about the rear.

Still worried]: Returning to care: go back and take care of it. It means that you are in front of you or in the process of moving forward, and you are also worried that there will be problems or chaos in the rear.

Chilling]: Describes worrying and worrying. Same as "chilling heart".

Chilling Heart]: Describe worrying and worrying. Same as "chilling the heart".

There is no excuse]: What is the trouble: even if; Speech: Rhetoric. **Do you need to worry about having nothing to say? It is often used in conjunction with "the crime of wanting to add", indicating that when the bad guy frames the good guy, he fabricates the crime for no reason, and he also speaks eloquently.

Worries]: Gu: Look back. Distress from the rear. It refers to the fear that problems will occur in the rear in the process of advancing.

Suffering: Suffering: Worry, worrying. I'm worried that I won't get it, and I'm worried about losing it when I get it. Describe taking personal gains and losses very seriously.

Frightened]: Describes being very scared or worried.

Frightened]: frightened: frightened; Drop: Fear, trembling. Described as very scared or worried.

Anxiety, worrying, worried, panicked, restless, frightened, worried, restless, anxious, restless, uneasy, uneasy, fearless, worried, anxious, anxious, worried, frightened, restless.

Scared.

Synonyms] Frightened and restless.

Definition: Describes being very worried or afraid.

Use case] Hugh listened to the fortune teller's nonsense, left a family business, and went to the tiger's den to do business in Longtan. (Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" 61st chapter).

後顾之worry hòu gù zhī yōu

Idiom explanation: Gu: Look back. Distress from the rear. It refers to the fear that problems will occur in the rear in the process of advancing.

Fear suffers from the discussion of things kǒng zāo wù yì

Idiom explanation: thing: here refers to people; Discussion: Discussion. Worried about being criticized by everyone.

suffers from loss huàn dé huàn shī

Idiom explanation: suffering: worry, worry. I'm worried that I won't get it, and I'm worried about losing it when I get it. Describe taking personal gains and losses very seriously.

心frightened肉跳 xīn jīng ròu tiào

Idiom explanation: Describe the fear of disaster coming, panic and restlessness.

Want to add sin, 何患无言yù jiā zhī zuì,hé huàn wú cí

Idiom explanation: desire: to; Suffering: sorrow, worry; Rhetoric: Rhetoric, which refers to excuses. If you want to add guilt to others, you don't have to worry about finding a crime. It refers to framing people as they please.

杞人忧天 qǐ rén yōu tiān

Idiom explanation: Qi: The name of the princes of the Zhou Dynasty, in the area of Qixian County, Henan Province. There are people in the country who are afraid that the sky will fall. A metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries.

寝食安全 qǐn shí bù ān

Idiom explanation: I don't sleep well, I don't eat well. I look very worried.

提心吊gall tí xīn diào dǎn

Idiom Explanation: Describes being very worried or afraid.

suspense heart hanging bile xuán xīn diào dǎn

Idiom Explanation: Describes being very worried or afraid. Pinch a handful of sweat niē yī bǎ hàn

惴惴anxietyzhuì zhuì bù ān

Idiom explanation: 惴: sorrow, fear. Describes being upset because of fear or worry.

担濽受惮dān jīng shòu pà

Idiom Explanation: Describes being very worried or afraid.