慌不择路 — “Panicked and not choosing a path”
慌不择路 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be in such a panic or hurry that one takes any available path without careful selection, often implying a desperate or confused state”. Literally, “Panicked and not choosing a path”.
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慌不择路 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 慌huāng
- 不bù
- 择zé
- 路lù
慌不择路 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 慌不择路
小明因为迟到，慌不择路地冲进了教室，不小心撞到了门。
Because he was late, Xiao Ming, in a panic, rushed into the classroom without choosing his path carefully and accidentally bumped into the door.
Idioms Related to 慌不择路
Synonyms of 慌不择路
More idioms starting with 慌
- 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zhāng张zhāng张flustered and disorganized
- huāng慌huāng慌máng忙máng忙in a frantic hurry
- huāng慌huāng慌jí急jí急panicked and hasty
- 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
Questions about 慌不择路
- What does 慌不择路 mean?
- 慌不择路 (huāng bù zé lù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be in such a panic or hurry that one takes any available path without careful selection, often implying a desperate or confused state”.
- How do you pronounce 慌不择路?
- 慌不择路 is pronounced huāng bù zé lù in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 慌不择路 literally mean?
- Literally, 慌不择路 means “Panicked and not choosing a path”. It is used to mean “to be in such a panic or hurry that one takes any available path without careful selection, often implying a desperate or confused state”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 慌不择路?
- 势急心慌，顾不上选择道路。