A word symbolizing people's anxiety.

People's metaphors for haste are as follows:

1, "platoon leader, we are surrounded! What should I do? " The soldiers looked anxiously at the platoon leader, eagerly awaiting his decision.

2. I am very anxious now. I didn't feel anything at first. I think it's normal to wait for the bus. I always wait for the bus.

I wrap my coat tightly from time to time, and my feet keep changing. I have never been anxious or impatient.

4. "Shit!" My heart thumped: this must be a bad thing!

5. Hatred devours my heart like a monster and makes me fidget.

6. A moment that should last forever has come and gone before I know it. There is nothing I can do to eliminate this situation, but I frown to my heart.

7, waiting, expecting, I fidgeted and looked at the door from time to time, hoping that he would be the next person to walk in the door.

Suddenly, my father's face showed an anxious expression, his eyebrows locked, and he began to tirelessly look for his dear daughter.

9. A bustling city, a bustling crowd, and a group of people who are anxious to go home look at the bus going home in front of the stop sign.

10, anyway, waiting for uncertainty is a very painful process.

1 1, the college entrance examination, how many parents in the world are eager to wear, eager to wear, eager to wear, waiting outside the school gate for the end of the college entrance examination.

12, she only felt upset, painful and embarrassed; Taking a step forward, I feel more nervous, as if the whole body's blood suddenly injected into my heart, which is painful.

13, I was so anxious that I couldn't control my emotions.

14, his brow wrinkled and his eyes focused on the cup in his hand. Because of his hard grip, his knuckles turned slightly white, obviously he was in a hurry.

Urgent, pinyin: zháo jí, a Chinese character, meaning. Hurry up, hurry up. This word means to describe anxiety and impatience.