发愁 | fā chóu | to worry; to fret; to be anxious; to become sad | |
忧愁 | yōu chóu | to be worried | |
愁眉苦脸 | chóu méi kǔ liǎn | to look anxious (idiom); to look miserable | |
愁苦 | chóu kǔ | anxiety; distress | |
犯愁 | fàn chóu | to worry; to be anxious |
1 | She'll worry herself into illness. | |
2 | Many of them read my writings, and as an old man now I get free meals everywhere I go. | |
3 | There are 11 boys in a soccer team and I'm worried. | |
4 | Don't worry. The patient will soon recover. | |
5 | The banker, laughing at his simplicity, said, "In the future I shall place you above want. |