huāng máng
รีบเร่ง; รีบ; รีบเร่ง
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他慌忙地跑过来。
tā huāngmáng de pǎo guòlái.
He ran over in a hurry.
我慌忙地收拾东西。
wǒ huāngmáng de shōu shi dōngxi.
I hurriedly packed my things.
他们慌忙地逃跑了。
tāmen huāngmáng de táo páo le.
They fled in a panic.
匆忙 (cōng máng)
hurriedly
忙乱 (máng luàn)
flustered
The Chinese word 慌忙 (huāng máng) means "flustered" or "in a hurry". It is composed of two characters: 慌 (huāng), which means "flustered" or "anxious", and 忙 (máng), which means "busy" or "occupied". The combination of these two characters suggests a state of being so busy or occupied that one becomes flustered or anxious.The word 慌忙 is often used to describe a person who is in a hurry or who is feeling overwhelmed by the tasks they have to complete. It can also be used to describe a situation that is chaotic or disorganized. For example, you might say 慌忙的人 (huāng máng de rén) to describe someone who is always in a hurry, or you might say 慌忙的场面 (huāng máng de chǎngmiàn) to describe a chaotic scene.The word 慌忙 is a common word in Chinese and is used in both spoken and written language. It is important to understand the meaning of this word in order to communicate effectively in Chinese.
