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Meaning of 提心吊胆

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xīn diào dǎn (Trad.: 提心吊膽)
(saying) to be very scared and on edge
Example Sentences
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Readers, have you had experiences when you were on tenterhooks, struggling to deal with the unknown? How have you learned to cope with uncertainty?
2
Although it's a scary thing to hold a tiny vulnerable baby, he said, the new findings show it does help.
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To achieve my dream I spent hours in the icy water, where some bears saw me as prey - it was scary.
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And very very very scary.
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Climbing in cautiously at the window, he found himself standing face to face with his aunt.