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失魂落魄喪魂落魄shī hún luò pòbe driven to distraction; be panic-stricken; scared out of one’s wits; hopeless and despondent
? 我看見你呆在這里，～的，不敲你一下，怕回不到神。(艾蕪《百煉成鋼》348) I saw you sitting here so absent-mindedly that I was afraid if I didn’t hit you hard,you wouldn’t wake up from your sweet dreams，…/璉二奶奶這幾天鬧得象～的樣子兒了，也沒見傳出去。(《紅樓夢》1420) Madam Lian seems so distracted these days that we haven’t seen her issuing instructions，…/然后，他～地拔步便跑，率領一群人，從黑龍江一直退到貴州省。(《毛澤東選集》1047) Then,scared out of his wits,he took to his heels and led a flock of people in a flight all the way from Heilongjiang to Guizhou Province.
? 自從新思潮來到中國以后，其實何嘗有力，而一群老頭子，還有少年，卻已喪魂失魄的來講國故了…… (魯迅《墳·未有天才之前》 136) Although the new ideas have never made much headway in China,many old fogeys—young ones too—are already scared to death and have started ranting about national culture.
? 老太太望著大車上的尸首跟受傷的孩子，～地發(fā)呆。(杜鵬程《保衛(wèi)延安》14) She stared at the dead bodies and the wounded children dazedly.
? 接著，又～地嘟囔：……(杜鵬程《保衛(wèi)延安》537)In a hopeless despondent voice,he muttered，…/孔子好象受了當頭一棒，亡魂失魄的坐著，恰如一段呆木頭。(魯迅《出關》) Like one clubbed over the head,Confucius sat there as if his spirit had departed,to all intents a senseless block of wood. 失魂落魄be scared out of one’s wits;be panicstricken; be driven to distraction; look distraught 失魂落魄shī hún luò pò比喻心神不定，非常驚慌，行動失常。driven to distraction, out of one’s wits, be panic-stricken |