干着急 Pronunciation and Pinyin
干着急 Usage and Examples
To worry in vain
To fret helplessly
够不到那树枝，让人干着急。
The branch was tantalizingly out of reach.
爱比克泰德会说，呆坐在家里干着急是错误的、浪费精力的以及不理性的
What Epictetus would say is sitting at home worrying about that would be wrong and wasteful and irrational.
The characters in 干着急
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 干
- gàn干bù不liǎo了Can't do it., Unable to.
- gān干le了did it, finished
- gàn干le了yí一dùn顿Ate a meal, Had a big meal
- gàn干shi事
- gàn干nóng农huó活do farm work, farm
- gān干bīng冰dry ice
- gān干jìng净Clean, Spotless
- gān干jìng净le了It's clean., All clean.
- gān干jing净zhěng整jié洁clean and tidy, neat and orderly
- gān干jìng净de的clean, tidy
- gān干jìng净shū舒shì适de的clean and comfortable, neat and cozy
- gàn干jìn劲enthusiasm, drive
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Open the tool →Questions about 干着急
What does 干着急 mean in Chinese?
干着急 (gān zháo jí) means “to worry in vain, to fret helplessly”.
How do you pronounce 干着急?
干着急 is pronounced gān zháo jí in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “To worry in vain” in Chinese?
“To worry in vain” is 干着急 (gān zháo jí) in Chinese.
How is 干着急 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 干着急, each with pinyin and an English translation.