Ashamed to speak (pinyin: dà j Ρ ng sh Ρ se) is an idiom, which comes from the biography of Han Huo Guang written by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "Everyone is dumbfounded, dare not speak, and only Nuo Nuo." All the ministers were pale with surprise, and no one dared to speak, except Nuo Nuo. Later generations derived this idiom from this allusion.

To turn pale (pale: to change one's face) means to be shocked to the point where one's face has changed. Described as very scared. Linkage structure; Generally used as predicate and complement in sentences. In the face of unexpected things, the first thing people should do is to stabilize their emotions. Only in this way can they calmly come up with solutions and solve the problems that plague them.

Make a sentence in utter amazement

1. When I saw a runaway frightened horse running towards me, the pedestrians on the road were frightened and hurried away.

2. Several pupils are whispering something. Suddenly, when they saw the headmaster coming, they all walked away in utter amazement.

A bug surprises you, you are too timid.

On this festive day, every household is decorated with lanterns and colorful decorations, and the streets and alleys are crowded with happy people.

I heard that the warehouse was stolen last night, and the storekeeper couldn't help being surprised.

When he woke up from his dream and saw the warehouse on fire, he couldn't help but be surprised and hurriedly called someone to put out the fire.

7. The old lady was frightened to disgrace when she heard the gunshot in the middle of the night.