(idiom) restless and uneasy; to feel anxious or in turmoil

restless and uneasy; describes a state of being extremely anxious or fidgety, literally meaning to be unable to sit or stand comfortably

not knowing one's place; restless or unsettled; not content with one's lot in life

troubled and heavily weighed down by worry; extremely anxious

to be restlessly troubled; to feel nervous and uneasy; dysphoria

a state of unrest or turbulence; unstable and insecure; turbulent

anxious and frightened; to be restless due to worry or fear

to be in a state of panic or anxiety; restless with fear

to be in a state of constant anxiety and apprehension; uneasy and fearful

Feeling restless or uneasy; nervous and uncomfortable, as if one does not know what to do with oneself.

to be unable to sit or lie down comfortably; to be extremely restless and uneasy due to anxiety or worry

To be unable to eat or sleep comfortably due to extreme worry or anxiety; to lose one's appetite and sleep from being deeply troubled.

to be restless or uneasy; to feel perturbed or agitated

(of a married woman) to be unfaithful or have an extramarital affair

to be dissatisfied with one's position or lot in life; not sticking to one's proper place or duties; restless and wanting more than what is appropriate for one's status

To be anxious and flustered, often being unable to make a decision or feeling restless; same as [[六神无主|六神無主|liu4 shen2 wu2 zhu3]]

To be restless or unhappy in one's current job or station in life.

to feel restless and uneasy, as if one cannot sit still; describes a state of extreme anxiety or agitation

(literary) to lie on one's mat but find no rest; used to describe being so anxious or restless that one cannot sleep peacefully

restless insomnia; unable to sleep peacefully

to be dissatisfied with one's home life or domestic situation

troubled and anxious; deeply concerned and unable to find peace of mind

feeling terrified, panicky, or uneasy

frightened and perturbed; to be in a state of fear and restlessness

even the domestic animals have no peace; a metaphor for a family or household that is constantly disturbed and has no tranquility

(variant form) nervous and ill at ease; constrained and uncomfortable

to be terrified and restless; anxious and fearful

to feel uneasy in one's heart; to feel bad about something; to have a guilty conscience

trembling and uneasy; state of being extremely fearful and restless

be not concerned with poverty, but rather with instability; a philosophical principle suggesting that social unrest is a greater threat to a nation than a lack of wealth

to lie in bed unable to sleep due to anxiety; restless and worried

to be unable to sit still or sit securely; to be in a precarious or restless position