慌慌急急 — “To be in a state of panic and haste”
慌慌急急 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be in a state of panic and haste”. Flustered and rushed; acting frantically and urgently. Literally, “Panicked and hasty; flustered and urgent”.
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慌慌急急 Pronunciation and Pinyin
慌慌急急 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 慌慌急急
考试时间快到了，他慌慌急急地收拾好文具，跑向考场。
With the exam time approaching, he frantically packed his stationery and rushed towards the examination hall.
Idioms Related to 慌慌急急
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- huāng慌bù不zé择lù路panicked and not choosing a path
- huāng慌zuò作yī一tuán团thrown into utter confusion and panic
- huāng慌zuò做yī一tuán团utterly flustered and disoriented
- huāng慌zuò做yī一duī堆panic-stricken and muddled
- huāng慌zhāng张shī失cuò措panic and be at a loss
- huāng慌huāng慌máng忙máng忙in a frantic hurry
- huāng慌shǒu手máng忙jiǎo脚flustered and clumsy
- huāng慌shǒu手huāng慌jiǎo脚flustered and clumsy
- huāng慌lǐ里huāng慌zhāng张flustered and disorganized
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What does 慌慌急急 mean?
慌慌急急 (huāng huāng jí jí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be in a state of panic and haste”.
How do you pronounce 慌慌急急?
慌慌急急 is pronounced huāng huāng jí jí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 慌慌急急 literally mean?
Literally, 慌慌急急 means “Panicked and hasty; flustered and urgent”. It is used to mean “to be in a state of panic and haste”.
What is the Chinese definition of 慌慌急急?
慌：忙乱，恐慌。形容举止慌乱