thoroughly frightened

thoroughly frightened

Startling is a Chinese idiom, pronunciation is j ī NGX ī NC ǎ nm ù, refers to the inner shock after seeing, feel miserable.

source

Yu Jiao in the Qing Dynasty wrote "miscellaneous works of mengchang · congshuo of Chunming · records of human bones and vessels": "there are many skulls, and the miscellaneous bones are like bamboo heads and sawdust, and the corner is like a mound I can't help but be horrified. "

Examples

There are several kinds of calamities, and the conspiracy is at the end of the day. The first review of Chen Tianhua's the lion's roar in Qing Dynasty

usage

Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing.