"to panic"
In modern Chinese , being tired from work is called "tired", but in Huaiqing dialect it is called "to panic".
"to panic" is also a representative dialect word with Huaiqing regional characteristics and is also used frequently.
"Shi" in modern Chinese has the basic meaning of dispatching, using, and sending envoys, which is a state of exerting effort. "Panic", " Modern Chinese Dictionary " explains, means unbearable.
"to panic" in Huaiqing dialect means to be in a panic because of being used, to be tired from working, or to be very tired. Usually people often say that I am really "frightened" after doing such heavy work today; this work is really "tiring" or "tiring" me, which all means "tired".
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"panic" is widely used in Huaiqing dialect. In addition to "to panic", it can also be formed into words such as "hold panic", "support panic", "choose panic", "㽹 panic", "聒 panic", "loss panic", "cold panic", "熰 panic", "qi panic", "heat panic", "shine panic", "burn panic", "want panic", "焮 panic", etc.
For example: It's almost the end of the year, but due to the epidemic, there are still many production plans that have not been completed. I am really "worried" now.
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