慌 (huāng) - Panic — to be flustered, nervous, or in & hurried and confused.
慌 · huāng
Panic — to be flustered, nervous, or in a state of alarm;
hurried and confused.
Panic — to be flustered, nervous, or inhurried and confused.
Usage highlights
PanicFlusteredIn a panicTo be in a flusterTo panic and lose composureTo be flurried
Usage & contexts
Examples
- Don't panic (不要慌).
- He panicked when he saw the fire (看到火, 他慌了).
- She was flustered during the interview (面试时她有点慌).
- There's no need to rush (不用慌).
Collocations
- Panic(慌张)
- Flustered(慌忙)
- In a panic(惊慌)
- Panic-stricken(恐慌)
- To be in a fluster(心慌)
- To panic and lose composure(慌神)
Idioms
- Panic and confusion(惊慌失措)
- Flustered and flurried(慌慌张张)
- In a state of panic and disorder(慌作一团)
- Too hungry to be choosy(饥不择食, 寒不择衣, 慌不择路)
Cultural background
FAQ- The character combines the heart/mind radical (忄) with the component 荒 (wasteland), suggesting a mind in a desolate or disordered state.
- In Chinese philosophy and medicine, emotional states like panic (慌) are often linked to imbalances of the heart (心).
- The concept is frequently used in contexts warning against loss of composure in emergencies.