失张失志 — “To be flustered and disoriented”
失张失志 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be flustered and disoriented”. To act in a panic with an unsettled mind; to be bewildered and agitated. Literally, “lose composure and lose spirit; lose one's bearings and one's mind”.
失张失志 Pronunciation and Pinyin
失张失志 Character Breakdown
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More idioms starting with 失
- shī失zhī之dōng东yú隅lose at the beginning
- shī失zhī之dōng东yú隅，，shōu收zhī之sāng桑yú榆lose in one place, gain in another
- shī失zhī之jiāo交bì臂miss a golden opportunity
- shī失zhī之qiān千lǐ里，，chà差ruò若háo毫lí厘A tiny error leads to a huge divergence
- shī失zhī之háo毫lí厘，，chā差zhī之qiān千lǐ里A small error leads to a huge mistake
- shī失zhī之háo毫lí厘，，chà差yǐ以qiān千lǐ里A small error leads to a huge mistake
- shī失zhī之háo毫lí厘，，miù谬yǐ以qiān千lǐ里A small error leads to a huge mistake
- shī失zhāng张mào冒shì势act rashly and impetuously
- shī失jīng惊dǎo倒guài怪make a fuss over nothing
- shī失jīng惊dǎ打guài怪make a fuss over a trifle
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What does 失张失志 mean?
失张失志 (shī zhāng shī zhì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be flustered and disoriented”.
How do you pronounce 失张失志?
失张失志 is pronounced shī zhāng shī zhì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 失张失志 literally mean?
Literally, 失张失志 means “lose composure and lose spirit; lose one's bearings and one's mind”. It is used to mean “to be flustered and disoriented”.
What is the Chinese definition of 失张失志?
形容举动慌乱，心神不定。