How to write 慌

慌 [huāng] 1. Hurried, panicky. 2. Fearful, uneasy. 3. Indicates unbearable conditions. 1. Hurried, panicky: 慌张 (panicked), 慌忙 (hurried), 慌乱 (flustered), 慌急 (anxious). 2. Fearful, uneasy: 惊慌 (sudden fright), 慌恐 (fearful), 心慌意乱 (flustered and confused). 3. Indicates unbearable conditions: 累得慌 (exhausted to the point of panic). 慌 [huāng] (verb) 1. Flee. 2. Fear; be afraid; dread. 3. See also huǎng; huang. 慌 [huāng] (adjective) 1. Original meaning: hurried, panicked. 2. Phonetic composition: a combination of 心 (heart) and 荒 (waste). 3. Example: 明· 梦觉道人《三刻拍案惊奇》: 怎这样慌?五日内我还便罢了! 4. 《施公案》: 偏偏我们走的慌，未带银子. 5. Example phrases: 走得太慌 (walked too hurriedly); 慌不择路 (in a panic, unable to choose a path); 慌慌速速 (hurried and agitated); 慌速 (flustered and anxious). 慌 [huāng] (verb) 1. Flee. 2. Examples of usage: 心里慌得不行 (my heart is panicked); 心慌意乱 (flustered and confused); 发慌 (panicking); 着慌 (to be in a panic); 慌了手脚 (all thumbs); 慌做一团 (extremely flustered). 慌 [huāng] (形) 1. Dim; indistinct. 2. See also huāng; huang. 慌 [huāng] (adjective) 1. Confused and unclear. 2. Example phrases: 慌忽 (vague); 慌荒 (dark and confused appearance). 慌 [huang] (adverb) 1. Used as a complement to indicate unbearable conditions. Used after words like 闷 (bored), 闲 (idle), 困 (tired), 累 (exhausted), 急 (urgent), 烫 (hot), 愁 (worried), 咸 (salty), 闹 (noisy), 烦 (annoyed), 干 (dry), 涩 (rough), 苦 (bitter), 挤 (crowded), 呛 (choke), 憋 (suffocate), 气 (angry), 热 (hot), 堵 (block), 难受 (uncomfortable). 2. Example: 闹得慌 (too noisy); 累得慌 (too tired).