| 釋義 |
膽戰(zhàn)心驚心驚膽戰(zhàn)dǎn zhàn xīn jīngbe all of a jump; be deeply alarmed; be filled with apprehension;be frightened; be panic-stricken; be terrified; be terror stricken; be thrown into a panic;blood curdling; funky; have the jitters; in a panic;in constant dread; in trepidation; lose one’s nerve completely;one’s courage leaves one; one’s heart beats with fear; one’s heart sinks; palpitate (/quack)with fear; panicky; shake (/shiver) in one’s boots;tremble with fear (/fright); tremble and quaver
? 其實呢，現(xiàn)在的人們大可以不必看古書，即使古書里真有好東西，也可以用白話來譯出的，用不著那么心驚膽戰(zhàn)。(魯迅《三閑集·無聲的中國》8) The fact is,we of this generation had much better not read the classics.There is no need to be alarmed—if the classics really contain anything of value,they can be translated into the vernacular.
? 曹仁～，不敢交鋒，望襄陽斜路而走。(《三國演義》635) Cao Ren was powerless from fear,and,fighting being impossible,he turned off in a diagonal direction for Xiangyang./“是，是，局長！”匪兵敬著禮，～地朝后退。(羅廣斌、楊益言《紅巖》272)“Yes sir,yes sir!”said the militiaman,saluting and shrinking back fearfully.
? 讓敵人不論是夜里，日里，都～，懼怕我們的攻擊。(吳強《紅日》67) We must have the enemy on their toes all night and all day as well,in fear and trembling of being attacked by us.
? 但他明白此事關(guān)系重大，說不定會招惹后禍。他～地回答：……(姚雪垠《李自成》Ⅱ—693) He knew,however,that this was a serious step which might have grave consequences,and so he answered in some trepi dation:…/偽軍們嚇得～，心里想：“好厲害的家伙！”一個個都爬在房上不敢動。(袁靜《新兒女英雄傳》168)“That fellow is tough! ”thought the puppets. Their courage left them,and they flattened their bellies to the roof,not daring to move.
? 三藏見說，又～，不敢舉步。(《西游記》 175) When Tripitaka heard this,his heart hammered and his gal l quivered,and he became rooted to the ground.
? 曹真正奔走，忽然喊聲大震，一彪軍殺到。真～，視之乃司馬懿也。懿大戰(zhàn)。(《三國演義》865) As Cao fled there arouse a great shouting,and up came a troop at full speed. Cao thought all was lost,and his heart sank,but it was Sima,who drove off the pursuers. |