慌张 (huāng zhāng) — flustered, agitated

Définition

慌张 describes how a person visibly appears when startled or under pressure — flustered on the outside. Compare 慌乱 (the inner mental state) and 慌忙 (rushed actions).

adjective
flusteredagitated

Exemples

  • 慌张
    Tā dì yī cì shàng tái yǎn jiǎng, xiǎn de hěn huāng zhāng.
    He looked very flustered during his first speech on stage.
  • 慌张
    Yù dào tū fā qíng kuàng bú yào huāng zhāng, xiān lěng jìng xià lái.
    Don't panic when encountering an emergency; calm down first.
  • 慌张
    Tā fā xiàn qián bāo diū le, dùn shí huāng zhāng qǐ lái.
    She became flustered instantly when she realized her wallet was lost.

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