1. What are the four-character idioms that express fear?
Four-character idioms that express fear:
Creepy,
Terrified ,
Trembling,
Terrified,
Shivering,
Cold and sore,
Feeling frightened,
Terrified,
Lost in fear,
Frightened,
Terrified,
Uneasy,
Chilly and hairy,
Terrified,
Terrified,
Terrified,
Pale,
sweating profusely,
talking about the tiger's face,
panicking,
appalling,
not sweating Dare to come out,
Li Li is afraid,
Nian Shen Nian Gui 2. What are the four-character idioms that describe fear?
The four-character idioms that describe fear are panic. Uneasy, shuddering, lingering fear, frightened, creepy, uneasy, trembling, chilling, daunted, trembling with fear, frightened, terrified, frightened, appalling, frightened, panicked, afraid to sweat, trembling hair, Trembling with fear, changing color when talking, losing one's countenance, feeling frightened.
1. Shiver is a Chinese idiom, pronounced bù hán ér lì, which means trembling caused by fear. "Historical Records·Biographies of Cruel Officials": "On that day, more than 400 people were reported to have been killed. After that, the county shuddered, and the people assisted the officials to rule."
On that day, more than 400 people were killed at once. Although it was not cold that day, people living in the area shuddered with fear after hearing the news.
Law enforcement is strict, but there is also the problem of wanton killing. 2. lingering fear, pronunciation: xīn yǒu yú jì, Chinese idiom, explanation: Although the dangerous thing has passed, I still feel scared in retrospect. From Liuzhou's "Wind and Rain in Peach Blossom Isles": "Talking about the scene of the dike collapse three years ago, Mr. Zhao said with lingering fear: 'Half the people in Peach Blossom Isles drowned that time and all the crops were destroyed.
'" 3. Fearful (dǎn zhàn xīn jīng), idiom. Zhan: means "trembling" to tremble and shiver.
Describes being very scared. Bi Ye's "Curling and Double Dragons by the Fuchun River": "We walked down the cave wall, holding on to the railings, and explored the stone steps with fear.
4. Creepy is a Chinese idiom, and its pinyin is : máo gǔ sǒng rán, meaning: the hair on the body stands up and the spine is cold, used to describe great fear. Zweig's "The Great Tragedy" (Lesson 21 of the second volume of the seventh grade Chinese version of the People's Education Press): "You can't see it here. Nothing, nothing different from the eerie monotony of the previous days. "
5. Sincerity, fear, pronunciation chéng huáng chéng kǒng, sincerity: indeed; panic: fear; fear: fear. Fear and uneasiness.
It was originally a memorial to the emperor by the ministers in feudal society. A cliché used to describe someone who is very cautious and fearful; it expresses awe and fear. It is now used to describe respect, compliment, obedience or generally refers to feeling guilty and fearful.
Guo Moruo's "Northern Expedition" On the way": Some of the frightened members passed the dangerous ground one after another with sincerity and fear.
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3. What are the four-character idioms that describe fear?
Idioms for fear:
Creepy,
Terrified,
Trembling,
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Frightened and uneasy,
Shivering,
Cold and sour,
Heart lingering with fear,
Shocked,
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A frightened bird,
A frightened bird,
Awe-inspiring,
Uneasy,
The bones are cold and the hair is standing on end,
Terrified,
Terrified,
Terrified,
stunned,
sweating profusely,
Talking about the tiger's expression,
full of panic,
appalling,
not daring to sweat,
terrified,
Open-mouthed,
Twisting gods and twisting ghosts,
As silent as a cicada,
Cold hair standing on end,
Trembling with fear 4. and What are the four-character idioms related to fear
Tremble with fear: tremble. Describe being very scared
Panic: Fear and uneasiness. Refers to panic and fear in the heart, and unsettled mind
Sincerity: real, indeed; panic: fear; fear: fear. Extremely cautious to the point of fear and insecurity.
Taran eclipsed Tao: fear, fear. Refers to a change of expression due to fear.
Terrified, very frightened, his face changed.
To be frightened is to describe being very worried or scared.
Bile split and soul fly split: rupture. Soul: soul, mind. My courage is broken and my soul is gone. Describes extreme fear and panic.
Tremble with fear and trembling. Describe extreme fear.
Fearful and frightened. Zhan: means "trembling", trembling. Describe being very scared.
The bones are cold and the hair is standing on end, describing being very scared.
Shocking: shocking. People were very surprised and frightened when they heard it.
The hairs on the hair stand on end. Describes being very scary, or feeling extremely nervous and frightened.
I didn’t dare to sweat. I was so scared that I didn’t even dare to sweat. Describes being extremely nervous and scared.
The soul was so frightened that even the soul left the body and flew away. Describes extreme fear and extreme fear.
Fearful and uneasy. Fearful and very uneasy.
Silence: keep silent. As silent as a cicada in late autumn. It is a metaphor for not daring to speak out of fear.
Terrified describes being extremely frightened.
Birds frightened by bows and arrows are not easy to settle down. It is a metaphor for a person who has been frightened and becomes very frightened when encountering any movement.
Pale in shock: Pale due to fright or fear. His expression changed in horror. Describe being very surprised.
Turning pale with fear. His face turned pale with fear.
Creepy: Scared. The hairs on the hair stood on end and a chill ran down my spine. Described as very scary.
Panic describes being extremely scared and panicked.
Li Li is in danger Li Li: trembling. Describe being very scared.
Dumbfounded describes being in a daze due to surprise or fear.
Nian Shen Nian Gui describes the appearance of panic and fear.
Flesh-pounding and frightened describe fearing that disaster is imminent or encountering something very terrible, and being very frightened and uneasy.
The color is ashen and the face is pale. The original metaphor has no facial expression. Now describes a very frightened look.
The tongue cannot be lifted. The tongue is raised.
He raised his tongue and couldn't put it down for a long time. Describing an expression of surprise or fear.
Talking about the color of a tiger changing color: complexion. It originally means that only those who have been bitten by a tiger truly know how powerful the tiger is. The latter metaphor makes him nervous when he mentions something he is afraid of.
Being on tenterhooks describes being very worried or scared.
Fear the enemy like a tiger. Fear the enemy like a tiger.
Fearful and frightened. Zhan: means "trembling", trembling. Describe being very scared.
Awe: fear, fear. I was afraid when I saw it.
Being on edge describes being very worried or scared.
Having lingering palpitations Palpitations: The heart beats violently due to fear. Although the dangerous incident has passed, I still feel scared when I think back on it.
One year of being bitten by a snake, ten years of being afraid of well ropes. This is a metaphor for someone who has suffered a lot in something and will be afraid of similar things in the future.
trembling tremblingly tremblingly: fearful; tremblingly: cautiously. Describes the appearance of being very frightened and trembling slightly. It also describes being cautious.
Tongue-stuck: Tongue cannot move. My mouth was open and I couldn't speak. There are no words to describe Li, or he is in a daze due to nervousness and fear.
Anxiety: sadness, fear. To describe feeling uneasy due to fear or worry.
Sweating and trembling. My back is covered in sweat and my legs are shaking. Describe the appearance of fear and fear.
Terrified: frightened; ten thousand things: various ways, expressing a very deep degree. Describe being extremely scared.
Jing Jing Zhan Jing Jing: a cautious look; Zhan Zhan: a fearful look. Describes a fearful and cautious appearance.
Terrified describes being very scared or worried.
The hair is standing on end. The hair is standing upright: the tail end is pointing upward. The hair on my body and hair stood up. ①A metaphor for being furious. ②Describes being very scared and nervous. Also known as "all the hairs stand on end", "all the hairs stand on end", "all the hairs stand on end".
Use the jaws to lift the tongue, close the mouth and lift the tongue. Describes a person who is speechless due to surprise and fear.
Three souls leaving the body describe feeling overwhelmed with fear.
One year of being bitten by a snake, ten years of being afraid of wells. The source explains that if you have suffered a lot in something, you will be afraid of similar things in the future.
To be frightened and fearful 〖Explanation〗Worry and fear. Refers to being constantly frightened and fearful.
Fear with fear 〖Explanation〗 Fear with fear. Describe being very worried or scared.
Dumbfounded 〖Explanation〗Describes being in a daze due to surprise or fear. Same as "dumbfounded".
Flesh trembling and frightened 〖Explanation〗Describes worrying about disaster or encountering something very terrible, being very frightened and uneasy. Same as "flesh pounding and frightened".
The flesh jumps and the spirit frightens. 〖Explanation〗It describes worrying about the impending disaster or encountering a very terrible thing, and being very frightened and uneasy. Same as "flesh pounding and frightened".
Frightened soul 〖Explanation〗Describes extreme fear.
5. Four-character words with the word "jing" followed by the word "jing"
"Bian Chen Bu Jing" is a metaphor for the stability and peace of the border. "Dagger, Bu Jing": a kind of spoon in ancient times; "鬯": fragrant wine; both dagger and "鬯" are ancient Objects for sacrificial offerings in the ancestral temple. Describes strict military discipline. Wherever they go, people live in peace, and ancestral sacrifices are carried out as usual. To be flattered means to feel surprised and uneasy after being unexpectedly favored. To be frightened refers to the strict discipline of the law, without being disturbed. . Same as "dagger is not surprised". Favor or disgrace is not frightened. Favor: Be favored. It does not matter whether you are favored or humiliated. It means not to be moved by personal gain or loss. Favor or disgrace is frightened: frightened. No matter you are favored or humiliated, your heart will vibrate. Describes people Care very much about gains and losses. Favor or disgrace without being frightened. Favor: favor; humiliation: humiliation. Do not feel surprised or indifferent when being favored or humiliated. Refers to disregarding personal gains and losses. Take advantage of a weakness to frighten. Take advantage of; fright: frighten. Take advantage of the enemy's emptiness to intimidate him. .Snake in the grass to scare the snake in the grass. The original metaphor is to punish A and make B alert. Later, it is often used as a metaphor to act carelessly and make the other person on guard. Same as "to scare the snake in the grass". To tremble with fear and tremble in the heart. : Trembling. Describes being very frightened. Surprised describes being very surprised by what happened. Terrified describes being very frightened. Frozen Puyu Jing refers to King Xiang of the Jin Dynasty lying on the ice to ask for carp. Later it was used as a symbol of filial piety. Terrified means frightened. To describe extreme fear and panic. To be frightened is to describe the panic and fear in the heart. To be frightened: to be trembling. To describe being very frightened. To be frightened to describe thinking too much about one's own interests and to worry about gains and losses. To be frightened: to tremble. ", trembling. Describes being very frightened. Fengchenzhifengchen: war. The alarm of war. Bone trembling and flesh fright describes being extremely frightened. Dog barking does not bark: dog barking. The occasional barking of a dog does not cause panic. Describes society Peace and tranquility. Dog barking: barking: dog barking; fright: frightened. It is a metaphor for a small fright. Ghosts and gods are frightened to describe extreme fright. The waves are not frightening. The sea is calm and there are no waves. It is a metaphor for peace and quiet. Cranes are resentful and apes are frightened to describe the right people. The mood of being tired of the officialdom and intending to retire. Once you are used to it, you won't find it strange. The words "the chickens and the dogs are not surprised" describe the marching discipline is strict, even the chickens and dogs are not disturbed. It also means that everything is safe. The words "the chickens and the dogs are not surprised" are used to describe the marching discipline. The marching discipline is strict, and even the chickens and dogs are not disturbed. It also means that nothing happens. Same as "the chickens and dogs are not alarmed". When you see something good, you are frightened. Shan: kind, beautiful; Jing: shocked. You will be shocked when you see good people and good deeds. Wolf Gu A frightened wolf and a frightened wolf: A wolf often looks back when walking, which is a metaphor for worries; stag: a deer. It is a metaphor for being frightened. A wolf and a frightened wolf is a metaphor for being frightened. A luan is frightened and is frightened. It is a metaphor for the rapid movement of calligraphy strokes. It is surprising and surprising. Magpie reaction The adjective "luanjing" is written in high spirits, like magpies and luan birds circling back and forth. It is the same as "magpie returns to luanhui". The flesh is trembling and the heart is frightened. It describes being worried about the impending disaster or encountering something very terrible, and being very frightened and uneasy. Same as "luanjing". The flesh is pounding and the heart is frightened. The flesh is pounding and the heart is frightened. The flesh is frightened. The flesh is frightened. The flesh is frightened. The flesh is frightened. The flesh is frightened. The flesh is frightened. The flesh is frightened. The flesh is frightened. Being very frightened and uneasy when seeing something very terrible. Favored: pampered. Feeling happy and uneasy because of being favored or appreciated. Being frightened describes being very worried or frightened. Shipotianjingyuan describes the sound of the harp, which is sometimes high-pitched and sometimes low. Unexpected, there is a wonderland that can be described. Later, many metaphors are used to describe articles and discussions that are novel and astonishing. The expression is not surprised. Look: the expression. The expression seems not to be alarmed and is very calm. The expression of being surprised describes too much consideration of personal gains and losses. Flattered still means flattered. Feeling happy and uneasy because of being favored or appreciated. Eyes beating, heart beating, eyelids twitching, and heart frightened. Describing feeling uneasy and afraid. Jingjuzuo: refers to the people present. Everyone present is surprised. "Every seat is full of surprise" means that all the people in the seat are in shock. Same as "sitting down and everyone is shocked". "Every seat is full of surprise" means that all the people in the seat are in shock. Everyone present is surprised.