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汉语拼音：jīng jì

因惊慌而心跳得厉害。

1. 惊慌而致心悸；十分担心害怕。

   晋 袁宏 《后汉纪·献帝纪五》：“仰惟爵高宠厚，俯思自效，忧深责重，惊悸累息，如临于谷。”《新唐书·李祐传》：“臣狂失心，惝怳惊悸。” 明 伍馀福 《苹野纂闻·终南勇士》：“猿啼虎啸，令人惊悸。” 杨沫 《青春之歌》第一部第二章：“多情的女孩子，被她朋友的痛苦吓住了，她显得比 道静 更加惊悸不安。”

• He was horrified at the junk food which he saw being served which included burgers, pizzas and chips.

  他在包含了各种夹饼，比萨和薯条被服侍的他看见的垃圾食品是惊悸的。

• "Some were thrilled that Caesar had died, and some were horrified, " he said.

  “对于凯撒的死，有人激动，有人惊悸，”他讲道。

• Panic attacks begin with intense apprehension, fear or terror and, often, a feeling of impending doom.

  惊恐发作首先表现为强烈的恐惧、害怕或惊悸且常有一种厄运降临的感觉。

• The enlightened man highlighted his mighty insight into the fright .

  开明的人强调他的强大的对惊悸了解。

• Rev Wright reminds many whites of everything they find alarming about black America.

  赖特牧师令很多白人想起他们对美国黑人心存惊悸的所有事由。

• Would you scream that your love's being mine?

  这让你惊悸吗——我拥有你的爱；

• I've tasted poison When I drank the wine of fate But the fear was in my heart I realized too late The house of spirits call

  饮下命运醇醪我品尝毒药心中惊悸醒悟已太迟亡魂之殿在感召

• Now I have to write a fright when you see all the

  当你看到所有的时候，现在我必须写一场惊悸

• This new love may beget new fears,

  那新的爱会导致新的惊悸，