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慌张
huāng zhāng
慌张 (huāng zhāng) means "flustered; agitated". It is an HSK 3.0 level 7-9 word, and was HSK 5 in the old six-level list.
What 慌张 means
- flustered
- agitated
The characters in 慌张
- 慌huāngto get panicky; to lose one's head; (colloquial) (after 得
- 张zhāngto open up; to spread; sheet of paper
Example sentences
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不要慌张喔。Don't panic.
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汤姆在表达自己的意见的时候总是很慌张。Tāngmǔ zài biǎodá zìjǐ de yìjiàn de shíhou zǒngshì hěn huāngzhāng.Tom never felt comfortable expressing his own opinion.
Where 慌张 is taught
In the GraphChinese course it is part of Conflict, Anger & Frustration (HSK 5), each one a topic in the dependency graph of HSK 1–6 that opens only once its prerequisites are solid.
Go deeper
- Every HSK 5 word, with the rest of its level.
- The four tones and the neutral tone, to read huāng zhāng correctly.
- Look up another word in the free dictionary.
Looking a word up is not learning it. GraphChinese puts all of HSK 1–6 into one dependency graph, teaches each piece only once its prerequisites are solid, and schedules reviews to land just before you would forget.
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