feel alarmed
Fear, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d à NJ à ngsh à up à, meaning to be frightened. From yuan · Liu Zhi's duanzhenghao · Shanggao jiansi.
The origin of Idioms
Liu Zhi of the Yuan Dynasty wrote in duanzhenghao Shanggao jiansi: "I was frightened by the official's errand on the journey, and suffered from the 54 station disturbance."
Idiom usage
Don't listen to the fortune teller's nonsense, leave haikuo's family business, and go to the tiger hole and dragon pool to do business! Water Margin by Shi Naian in Ming Dynasty chapter 61
Analysis of Idioms
Fear and fear
Chinese PinYin : dān jīng shòu pà
feel alarmed
Sit on the mountain and watch the tiger fight. zuò shān guān hǔ dòu
look at the sky through a tube. yòng guǎn kuī tiān
A hundred generations of passers-by. bǎi dài guò kè
With one heart and one heart. tóng xīn gòng dǎn
be not worth getting an education. bù kān zào jiù
create all sorts of obstacles. bǎi bān diāo nàn
A man without faith does not know what he can do. rén ér wú xìn,bù zhī qí kě