Lingaku- to be scared out of one's wits (idiom)
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- to be scared out of one's wits
This idiom describes an intense state of fear or panic, implying that someone is so frightened that their heart and courage are shattered. It is often used to emphasize extreme reactions to frightening situations.
He was so scared when he saw the huge snake that he didn't dare to move.
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xīn dǎn jù liè心胆俱裂to be scared out of one's witsxīn dǎn jù liè心胆俱裂de的chǎng jǐng场景a scene that makes one terrifiedyǐn听le了zhè ge这个xiāo xi消息xīn dǎn jù liè心胆俱裂to be terrified after hearing this newsxīn dǎn jù liè心胆俱裂de的gǎn jué感觉the feeling of being scared out of one's witsxīn dǎn jù liè心胆俱裂de的jīng lì经历an experience that frightened one greatlymiàn duì面对wēi xiǎn危险xīn dǎn jù liè心胆俱裂to be scared out of one's wits in the face of dangerràng让rén人xīn dǎn jù liè心胆俱裂de的gù shì故事a story that is frightening enough to scare one greatly