perturbed in mind

perturbed in mind

Zhongxinyaoyao, pronunciation: zh ō NGX ī NY á oy á o, Chinese idiom; interpretation: Center: heart; Yaoyao: restlessness. It describes being in a trance and unable to support oneself. Source: Book of songs · Wang Feng · Shuli: "that Shuli, that seedling of millet. I'm all over the place. Those who know me are worried, and those who don't know me are what I want. "

Idiom explanation

Interpretation Center: heart; shaking: uneasiness. It describes being in a trance and unable to support oneself.

Idioms and allusions

Source of "book of songs · Wangfeng · Shuli": "that Shuli, that seedling of millet. I'm all over the place. Those who know me are worried. Those who don't know me are what I want. "

Discrimination of words

Usage: as a clause; used in written language