1. Words describing psychology 999999
Fussy: describes being surprised by something that is not surprising.
Sad but not hurt: sad: sad; hurt: harm, hindrance. Describes poetry and music as beautiful and elegant, with moderate emotions.
It also refers to doing things appropriately, without any mistakes or shortcomings. Sadness: stubbornness: stupidity; Yan: wisdom and beauty.
It originally described a song sung by a singing boy that was so sad and touching that it moved both stupid and wise people. Later, it was used to comment on some lyrical literary and artistic works, and its meaning also changed to be sad, sentimental, clumsy, and beautiful at the same time.
No one can help: Mo: No one, no. The saying comes from the Book of Songs, "There is nothing you can do to help someone."
(Love: Hidden) The original meaning is that because he is hidden, no one can help him. Although sympathetic, unable to help.
Love: Sympathy. Secretly sending autumn glances: Refers to a woman's expression of affection with her eyes (autumn waves: clear and clear autumn water, a metaphor for bright eyes), which is a metaphor for flattery, seeking favors, and secret collusion.
Dejected: depressed, depressed, sad (dejected: depressed). Eclipsed: dimly loses its luster (Eclipsed: gloomy appearance), used to describe someone who looks inferior in comparison, and also used to describe someone who looks depressed or listless.
White head as new: White head: old age, here refers to a long time; new: recent. We have known each other for a long time and still look the same as I just recognized him.
Describes a lack of deep friendship. Bored: having nothing to rely on (thoughts and feelings), feeling that nothing is interesting (liaolai: relying on, sustenance).
A hundred claws scratching the heart: The claws of a hundred birds and beasts are clawing at the heart. It means distress, worry, sadness, and uneasiness.
Ban Jing Tao Gu: Ban: spread out; Jing: Huangjing, a deciduous shrub; Tao: talk; Gu: things in the past. They spread the ground with yellow thorns and sat on it to talk about the past.
Describes friends meeting on the way and talking about old friendships. Calm and composed: the voice and expression do not change due to external influences.
Mostly used to describe calm and collected. Regardless of each other: that: that, the other side; this: this, our side.
There is no distinction between you and me. Describes a close relationship and deep friendship.
Silent: Thoughts and feelings are not revealed through voice or facial expressions. Can't help myself: I can't stop myself (already: stop).
Mostly refers to the inability to control one's emotions. Unkind request: An unkind request.
Commonly used as a polite way of asking for help. Not up, not down: Can't go up, can't come down.
Describes that there is no way forward or backward, and things are difficult to handle. unconscious: province: know.
Coma, loss of consciousness. It also means not understanding human nature and worldly affairs.
Don’t do it too much: do it; do it too much; do something that goes too far. It means not to do anything excessive.
Hiding one's head but showing one's tail: describing someone who is secretive and afraid of revealing their true feelings. The hidden heart: the psychology of pity caused by sympathy for those who have suffered misfortune.
To look sideways: to look at (people) sideways. Describes contempt, hatred or fear of people.
Gag: some funny actions, expressions or words (Ke: expressions and actions in classical opera; Ji: humorous and funny words). Lingering and pathos: describes inner depression that is difficult to relieve. It also refers to deep feelings and tactful words in poems and essays.
Feeling lost: feeling confused and having no idea. Describes a state of confusion and anxiety.
Jaw-dropping: Staring with eyes speechless. Describing an expression of embarrassment or shock.
Crazy men and resentful women: young men and women intoxicated in love. Sad face: frowning, sad face (suffering face: sad face).
Describes a sad and distressed facial expression. Frowning: frowning and drooping eyelids.
Describes a sad and distressed expression. Chuchuyouzhi: neat and clear, full of interest.
Chu Chu moving: bright and neat, free and easy, making people feel lively and lovely (Chu Chu: bright and clean, free and easy). Chuchu pitiful: originally refers to the young pine bushes that are weak and cute, but later refers to the charming and charming posture, making people lovable.
Beat your chest and stamp your feet. Describe the mood of sadness and regret.
Spring Breeze Proudly: In the old days, it described the proud mood of a scholar after passing the imperial examination. Now it also describes the feeling of being satisfied after something is accomplished.
Consistent: Consistent. It mostly refers to being single-minded in emotion and not half-hearted.
Feudal society also refers to the feudal dogma that a woman will not have two husbands, and the husband will remain a widow for life. Flirting: Pretending to hit or scold each other in order to flirt.
Talk big without being ashamed: speak big words without feeling embarrassed (shame: ashamed, ashamed). Soul-stirring: describes vivid writing and moving performance. Sometimes it also describes strong feelings and passionate emotions.
Sleep with your feet touching your feet: sleep with your feet touching your feet. Describe the deep friendship between the two parties.
Sentimental: Shan: Good (hào) often sad and easily sentimental. Describes emotional vulnerability.
End of affection and friendship: Severance of love and affection. It often refers to the breakdown of the relationship between husband and wife, resulting in divorce.
Gratitude is as deep as a mountain: Gratitude is as deep as a mountain. Love between children: A young man and a woman are so entangled in love that it is difficult to separate and let go.
Simo: sideburns: the hair on both sides of the cheeks; Si: each other. Describe a situation of close interaction.
To overturn the river: to describe the vastness of the water, to describe the huge momentum or power, and also to describe the severe fluctuations in emotions and thoughts. Sweet as malt: as sweet as malt sugar.
It is a metaphor for being willing to suffer or die. Willingly: Completely voluntarily.
Describes voluntarily making some kind of sacrifice. Ganzhi Ruyi: Gan: sweet, extended to willing, happy; Yi: maltose syrup.
As sweet as caramel. It is a metaphor for being willing to suffer or die.
The liver and brain are in disarray: describes the scene of a person’s tragic death. He also said that he would do his best and would not give up even if he died.
Sing loudly and march forward bravely. Describes high emotions, high morale, and making strides forward.
The wood is ashes: withered. Dry trees, cold ashes.
It means being lifeless or feeling extremely depressed. Geng Geng loyal: very loyal thoughts and feelings.
Gudao Rechang: Gudao: the customs and habits of ancient times, describing kindness; Rechang: warm-hearted. Describes treating people with sincerity and enthusiasm.
Returning like an arrow: Describing the feeling of returning very urgently. Oath of love: A man and a woman swear by the mountains and the sea, expressing that their love will be as eternal as the mountains and the sea.
Affectionate: Deep warmth shows in the eyes. It mostly describes a woman's slightly shy but infinitely caring attitude.
To tease the grandson with maltose in his mouth: to tease his grandchild with maltose (maltose). Describe the leisure and fun of the elderly.
Bold and uninhibited: describes a person's bold and unrestrained temperament. lofty sentiments: heroic mood, majestic ideals.
Good times don’t last forever: King: Situation, opportunity. Good situations cannot last forever.
Often used to express sentimental feelings, it is now mostly used in a derogatory sense. Good times don't last long: beautiful scenery cannot last forever; it expresses sadness and regret that the beautiful scenery has passed away.
Shout to the sky and hit the earth with your head. Describe a situation of extreme sadness.
2. Good words and sentences to describe psychological description
Good words, sentences and paragraphs to describe psychological activities
1. Good words and sentences to describe "anger"
Excellent words:
Angry, howling, furious, irritated, sad, indignant, angry, angry
Hate, hate, regret, shame, guilt, regret, repent
Anger, hate, anger, anger, anger, hate, anger
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Furious, furious, furious, angry, angry
Burning with anger, bursting with anger, bursting with rage, bursting with rage
Filled with sorrow and anger, nameless fire, soaring with anger, angry to the sky, angry, gnashing of teeth in anger
Angry and furious, eyes filled with anger and hatred deep in the bones
Angry and furious, face full of anger, extremely angry, it is difficult to commit eternal hatred
Anger fills the chest, eyes wide open with anger Angry and resentful, angry and resentful
Gritting teeth and furious with hatred
Beautiful sentences:
I didn't move, and said angrily in my heart, "She looks ugly enough for me. Call her aunt, my aunts are all dignified and beautiful, hum!"
I felt like my eyes were watering. If it weren't for so many classmates, I would have slapped her hard! A slap in the face.
The anger he had accumulated throughout the day and night erupted like a volcano.
His teeth were chattering, and his eyes flashed with uncontrollable anger, like an enraged lion.
Hatred is swallowing my heart like a monster, making me not want to eat or drink, making me restless.
The spicy taste made me roll my eyes, my teeth were numb with hatred, my finger joints were itchy, and I wanted to beat him.
He roared angrily, and the sound rolled like thunder and spread far and wide.
Looking at this scene, the angry crowd was like a flood that filled the river channel, suddenly bursting open the embankment, roaring, and poured into the hall unstoppably.
2. Good words and sentences to describe "fear"
Excellent words
Panic, frightened, frightened, frightened, frightened, fearful, cowardly, startled
Disturbed, startled, frightened, frightened, frightened, frightened
On tenterhooks, devastated, guilty of thieves, panicked, trembling with fear
Timid and fearful, all vegetation and trees are out of control, fearful, frightened
Beautiful sentences:
I lowered my head timidly, not daring to look at my father’s cloudy face.
I was afraid that the steering wheel would slip. My heart was beating fast and my palms were sweating.
His eyes were straight, and he kept mumbling to himself. He was frightened and frightened, and his legs refused to obey him, shaking like chaff.
Looking at the broken bottles of bile fragments on the ground, I opened my mouth nervously and stood there blankly, feeling uneasy. If my father came back and found out, he would definitely criticize me severely.
He looked at me anxiously, as if he had a bunch of candied haws in his mouth, and said nothing for a long time.
Jean Valjean was shocked. In his ears, the sound of the door mortar was as loud and terrifying as the trumpet of the Doomsday Judgment.
3. Good sentences and paragraphs for psychological activities
My heart is tense. How can I bear this? I was worried that this young warrior would suddenly jump up or scream. I didn't dare to look towards him, and I couldn't bear to watch my possession being burned alive. But I couldn't help but look. I was hoping for something to happen. Miracle - the fire suddenly went out. My heart was like a knife, and my eyes were blurred with tears.
The teacher's concern made me feel like I had knocked over the five-flavor bottle. It was really unpleasant.
My uneasy heart was beating faster and faster, and I didn’t dare to think any more. XX was so excited that I couldn’t say anything~ 3. Words that describe psychology.
Sorrow]
Worry, sadness, depression, anxiety, worry, worry, restlessness, anxiety, worry, worry, confusion, confusion, confusion, anxiety, anxiety, all the internal organs are on fire, frowning, frowning, frowning, frowning, frowning
Angry, irritated, burning with anger, irritated, furious, furious
Flush away, furious, furious, thunderous, furious, unstoppable, furious, with a sullen expression on the face
Full of anger, angry eyes. Open
[Frightened]
Panicked, frightened, frightened, frightened, frightened, fearful, frightened, frightened, frightened, frightened, trepidatious, fearful, trepidatious, frightened, panicked, sitting on pins and needles, frightened, undecided, frightened, trembling, trembling, face as pale as earth, lost in thought, devastated, frightened, frightened, heartbroken shuddering, trembling, heart-broken, soul-crushing, joyful]
Happy, happy, joyful, happy, joyful, joyful, joyful, joyful, ecstatic
Overjoyed, overjoyed, joyful, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, sweet, happy, happy Be in high spirits, cheer, jump with interest, dance with joy, be satisfied, be satisfied, be overjoyed, be overjoyed, smile with joy, be joyful, be joyful, be joyful, be joyful, be joyful, be joyful, be ecstatic, be content, be happy with the spring breeze on your face
[Sad]
Sad and miserable Sad, sad, sad, sad, pessimistic, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, heartbroken, heartbroken, heartbroken, heartbroken, heartbroken, crying, no tears, happy, sad, generous, tragic song 4. Please give some sentences about describing the psychology of characters when writing essays
Appearance description: also called portrait description.
It is a description of the character's appearance (including the character's appearance, clothing, expression, body shape, posture, etc.) to reveal the character's thoughts and personality, express the author's love and hate, and deepen the reader's impression of the character. The requirements for appearance description are: grasp the characteristics according to the needs, draw the form vividly, portray the character, and show the soul.
The key is: first, describe the portrait and write according to the needs of the plot development. When writing about people, they must write about their portraits. Some authors do not understand this principle, so their portrait descriptions are sometimes unnecessary.
Lu Xun tells us that when writing portraits, we must not touch the eyebrows or the beard. "Drawing eyes".
"Drawing eyes" is the key to writing portraits.
He wrote this 14 times in "Blessings". Mrs. Lin's eyes, and every change in her eyes, reveal the character's psychology and personality changes at that time. It should be emphasized that "drawing eyes" is a metaphor, and it does not mean that you must draw eyes to describe the appearance of a character. What Lu Xun meant by "painting eyes" is: being good at depicting the most characteristic parts of a character's appearance in detail and accurately, while discarding other things that have nothing to do with expressing the character's personality and mental outlook.
Lu Xun wrote about Xianglin's wife's "painted eyes", but also wrote about Xianglin's "gray hair"; when writing about Ah Q, he focused on the scars on his head, but it was more beautiful than his eyes. It can show his spiritual victory method; when writing about Runtu, he also wrote about Runtu's hands when writing about his eyes: "That hand was not the red and round hand I remembered, but it was thick, clumsy and cracked. Like pine bark. "Reflects the hardship and pain of Runtu's life.
When writing about Kong Yiji, I did not write about his eyes, but about his "old and torn gown." The high requirement for writing portraits is to depict and show the soul.
Lu Xun once determined to draw the "living soul" of the Chinese people. Leo Tolstoy wrote about Maslova's soul and outlined Maslova's inner world in prison. The description of Maslova's appearance was revised twenty times. Second, the description of appearance should not be formulaic or superficial.
Generally speaking, "people are what they look like." However, people's hearts are not consistent with each other. Beautiful appearance does not necessarily mean beautiful soul. Moreover, "knowing people knows their faces but not their hearts".
The good people written in excellent works are not necessarily beautiful or handsome in appearance; the bad people written in good works are not necessarily pockmarked, blind, or lame. For example, the middle-aged Gadfly in "Gadfly" is lame and has knife scars on his face.
Levinson, the hero of Fadeev's "The Undoing," is short and has a slightly curved back. This all shows that even when a writer describes a beloved character, he does not blindly beautify the character with "facial makeup" but strictly respects the reality of life.
When writing about critical characters, sometimes the beauty of appearance is often used to contrast the ugliness of the character's soul, such as the villain Medik in "Destruction", who is personable but wavering and rebellious. Wang Xifeng in "Red Mansions" is beautiful and handsome, but vicious and cruel.
Example: Wang Jiaxin’s oval-shaped face is sallow, like an old woman recovering from a serious illness. The two thick braids resting on the round face are like two black snakes coiling around a pineapple.
When she was angry, the corners of her mouth trembled slightly, her mouth was half-opened, her chest rose and fell, her eyes flashed with an unstoppable Nuwa, and her teeth rattled like an enraged lion. The originally earth-colored face turned red, and with a flick of his head, he uttered a curse word, which echoed over the campus... 1) Words to describe the appearance of a character: Tiger head, tiger head, eyebrows, clear eyes, fair face, red ears, red ears, fair skin, tender face, red light, silver hair on head, piercing eyes, eyes like a pool of fire, golden eyes Thick eyebrows, big eyes, kind eyebrows, kind eyes, majestic, tall, burly, handsome, well-dressed (2) Words to describe the character's expression: smile, smile, burst into tears, smile, smile, smile, smile, face full of spring breeze, cheerful, content, leisurely, radiant, high-spirited, aggressive, depressed, frowning, listless, full of tears (3) describe the character's mood Words that are elated, full of joy, home like an arrow, heart-opening, joyful, ups and downs, heart-warming, convinced, worried, heart-wrenching, grief-stricken, angry, frightened, panic-stricken, worried, disheartened (4) Sentences that describe characters. She has a pair of childish, childlike expressions on her face. The beautiful eyes decorated with long eyelashes are like two crystal grapes.
This child's black tiger-head-like face has a pair of big copper bell-like eyes, and he is very energetic. Sometimes his eyebrows frowned tightly, forming a question mark between them; sometimes they relaxed happily, like an exclamation mark.
His rosy cheeks were shining like a ripe apple in September. His ears are white and rosy, with distinct helixes. The outer and inner rings are well-proportioned, like a carved work of art.
Her small mouth contains rich expressions: when she is happy, she curls her lips and makes a grimace; when she is angry, her pouted mouth can hold a small oil pot. The words that come out of this mouth can sometimes make people furious and sobbing, but sometimes they can make people laugh and laugh endlessly.
Teacher Li has beautiful hair, black and shiny, thick and dense. When she stands in the sun and shakes her head gently, the hair will shine with a colorful halo. My classmate Xiao Hong has a big braid, which is shiny black, with a pair of big black eyes embedded under her thick eyebrows. She looks quite beautiful.
(1) Words that describe the learning attitude: diligent, conscientious, focused, diligent, diligent, open-minded, eager to learn, diligent in studying, down-to-earth, not ashamed of subordinates, striving for excellence, inquisitive, forgetting to sleep and eat, never letting go, hungry, thirsty, persevering and meticulous Covering the paper, meditating and looking focused (3) A good sentence to describe learning. Xiao Fei sat in his seat, immersed himself in writing and writing, and there seemed to be a steady stream of spring water flowing out from under his pen. It took less than one class to complete a composition. It's all written down. Xiaohong happened to be sitting facing the window, and the afternoon sunlight hit her round face, making her cheeks more rosy; she held her cheek with the hand holding the pen, and her bright eyes slowly moved in her wide eye sockets. , her plump chin is slightly tilted up - this is the familiar and beloved look of her math teachers whenever she comes up with a more clever way to solve a math problem.
Whenever I was doing my homework, the tip of my pen rustled, as if a bird was singing to me, and it seemed to be encouraging me: "You should not be afraid of difficulties and climb the peak bravely." She stood up and answered So accurate, then. 5. Words that describe psychology
[Happiness]
Happy, happy, happy, joyful, happy, joyful, joyful, joyful, ecstatic
Overjoyed, overjoyed, excited, happy, happy, happy and happy. Joyful, joyful, joyful, joyful, joyful, joyful, joyful, full of interest, dancing happily, contented, joyful, overjoyed, brows beaming with joy, dancing with joy, heart relaxed and happy, heart in bloom, joyful, ecstatic, self-satisfied, full of spring breeze, happy in the spring breeze
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Sadness, sadness, sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, sorrow, pain, sorrow, sad heart, like knife cut pain, pain, sorrow, tears, tears, and grief
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Anxious, sad, depressed, anxious, full of worries, full of doubts, restless, restless, worried, troubled, confused, restless, restless, worried, worried, worried, worried, frowning, frowning 6. Please help me find 5 words that describe psychology and use them to write a 300-word essay
1. What is psychological description? Psychological description: It describes the psychological activities of a character to express the character's thoughts and personality. writing method.
2. Thinking: How to carry out concrete and perceptible psychological description? It can be divided into two categories: direct description and indirect description. Direct description includes inner monologue, expression description, dream and hallucination description, etc. Indirect description includes environmental background and action and language description.
Example 1: The Chinese class started, and the teacher handed out the approved test papers. Before I got the test paper, I was extremely nervous, fearing that I would fail the test.
After I got the test paper, I was very sad when I failed. This essay is about a student’s psychological activities before and after he knew the test results. Although he uses words such as "very nervous" and "very sad", we don't feel how nervous or sad he is. The reason is that he uses abstract overviews instead of concrete and tangible descriptions.
Example 2: I kept saying in my heart: "Amitabha, God, please bless me! I will never listen to the tape recorder, watch TV, or play game consoles again. Alas! It's all my fault. , I always thought about playing video games, and even watched TV for an hour while my parents were not at home the day before the exam.
Teacher, please be merciful and show mercy. I will definitely listen carefully in class in the future. Don't let me fail!" Inner monologue: the silent words you tell yourself. You can add words such as "think" and "think in your heart" before the inner monologue.
Example 3: The sky is overcast, and a cold wind blows from time to time. The wind blew against me and I shivered involuntarily.
The classroom was quiet, only the rustling sound of handing out test papers could be heard. "Wow!" My heart jumped suddenly, and a classmate accidentally touched the book to the ground.
The test paper for my deskmate has been handed out, with a score of 72. Looking at the crying face of my deskmate, I couldn't help but feel my heart pounding.
Environment description: A person will have different feelings when looking at the same scenery in different moods, because people are particularly sensitive to things that resonate with their souls, so people's eyes can respond to their moods Scenery is chosen, accompanied by strong subjective feelings. Example 4: The test paper lay quietly on the table.
I opened the test paper with a trembling hand, and a bright red "4" came into my eyes. My hand shook, and the test paper closed again. I gritted my teeth, reached under the test paper, and turned it over hard. With a "pop" sound, I saw my score - 48, poor "48", and I collapsed on the table with a "ugh" sound. .
Language action description: Language action is the external manifestation of psychology. The character's psychology is conveyed to the outside world through language action. When a person is in a nervous state, his or her speech and actions will be distorted and different from usual.
Example 5: It’s almost midnight, but something indescribable is still winding around my heart like a spider’s thread, gently yet sticky. Tomorrow I will see my students who have never met before, and a little bit of joy comes to my heart, and a touch of worry also pours into my heart.
I couldn't help but think: "I will meet a group of lovely children again, and they are in Beijing. I am so lucky! But in a strange venue, taught by a strange teacher, the children will Will I have stage fright? Will this class become my "one-man show"? Oh, God! Don't believe me, they will work hard with me.
Yes, I will definitely do it! "Example 6: I seemed to see bright red crosses full of test papers forming a huge net and rolling towards me, making me unable to move or breathe. I seemed to see the angry face of the teacher again, and seemed to hear the sad sighs of my parents and the ridicule of others.
Description of hallucinations: When a person is in a state of extreme nervousness, there will be illusory pictures or sounds in front of his eyes or in his ears. The content is often what he is most afraid of seeing or hearing. Describe these in detail. , can express the inner world of the character very accurately. Before describing hallucinations, some prompts should also be used, such as "seems to be seen", "seems to be heard", etc.
Example 7: It’s late at night, it’s a night after the rain. It’s finally a holiday! I stood quietly under the window, silently looking at the crescent moon outside the window. Everything seemed so gentle and leisurely.
With the melodious melody in my ears, I feel like an elf with wings, flying over thousands of mountains and rivers, and over the mountains and mountains. I seemed to be standing in front of a waterfall in Huangguoshu. The moon was in the sky, and the splashing water drops and overlapping rocks looked particularly mysterious and holy under the moonlight.
I seem to have arrived at the Yumen Pass, listening to the melodious flute sound in the distance, the faint fragrance of plum blossoms and the coolness of the night breeze... It's a holiday, it's so good! Example 8: I was walking alone on the way back to my dormitory. The warm night scene of lights in the past seemed so dazzling now.
The stars are hidden, and only the crescent moon hangs lonely on the treetops. I returned to the dormitory and hid on the bed. The cold moonlight streamed in through the window, and I felt extremely desolate.
I stared blankly at the roof, and my vision gradually blurred: Could it be that the eight years of friendship from elementary school to now are over like this? Example 9: At this moment, the test paper is lying quietly on my desk. I gently lifted one corner of it with a trembling hand, and a bright red "4" pierced my eyes like a sword. My body immediately shook like an electric shock, and the test paper closed again.
"Whatever, you need to know anyway!" Gritting my teeth, I reached under the test paper and turned it over hard. With a "pop" sound, the eye-catching score appeared in front of me - 84! "Oh, it was a false alarm after all."
I let out a long sigh of relief. 3. Appreciation of Excellent Works Requirements: 1. Exchange the written fragments within the group, and evaluate them based on the use of psychological description methods and the effect of language expression as the main criteria.
2. Recommend the best piece of writing in the group and share it with the whole class, and comment on it by a group member. The following is a short article: What should I do? The sky has darkened. My father will definitely criticize me severely if I come home so late after playing with my classmates today.
Thinking of this, I slowed down. At this time, my feet seemed to weigh a thousand pounds. I walked towards the door of my house with heavy steps.
"Why are you back so late?" Dad's serious voice sounded in my ears.
Alas, there is no other way, I am desperate. When I looked up, ah, I was already at the door of my house! My heart skipped a beat, let’s face reality! I stretched out a trembling finger towards the doorbell, but the vines of my soul wrapped my hand tightly around me, unable to move.
"Son, I have found you!" A loud voice cut through the sky, and the voice was deep. 7. Idioms describing psychology
Uneasy, frightened, unsettled, flustered, anxious, restless, upset, bold-hearted, confused, heart-wrenching, heart-cutting, cold eyebrows Can be naive, blushing with joy, brows falling, high-spirited, high-spirited, majestic, radiant, energetic, joyful, joyful, stunned, dejected, furious, laughing, roaring with laughter, laughing forward and backward, thundering, burning with rage, burning with rage, heart like a knife, wringing tears Feeling trembling like rain, heart-stopping, thrilling, impatient, impatient, anxious, dejected, joyful, ecstatic, looking left and right, full of energy, radiant, face full of red light, high-spirited, cold-faced, naive, cheerful, high-spirited, high-spirited, majestic, radiant, radiant, leisurely, contented Smiling, ecstatic, dumbfounded, overjoyed, crestfallen, furious, laughing, roaring with laughter, roaring with laughter, furious, furious, furious, heart wrenching like knives, tears falling like rain, trembling, frightened, heart-stopping, anxious, impatient, desperate, crestfallen, excited, ecstatic, looking left and right, full of energy Radiant, full of energy, full of energy.