To help someone with a task or to solve a difficulty; to lend a hand; to do a favor.

occupied with tasks; having much to do

promptly; at once; hurriedly doing something without delay

in haste; hurriedly; in a rush; acting quickly due to urgency

busy; bustling; fully occupied with many things to do

hasty; in a hurry; rushed

to be busy with; to be occupied by or tied up with a specific task or activity

hurriedly; hastily; to hurry to do something

in a great hurry; in a flurry; acting with haste and nervousness

To give someone a hand; to do a favor.

to be busy working; to be swamped with tasks

(idiom) to be in a flurry; to act in a frantic and disorderly manner without any coordination

to try to help but end up causing more trouble or inconvenience instead

to be extremely busy or occupied with work

(idiom) to be calm and composed in one's actions; leisurely; taking one's time; not flustered

a very busy person; a busy bee

not occupied; having free time

in a great hurry; hastily; used to describe an action done with urgency or in a rush

in a great hurry; in extreme haste

to be very busy; bustling; always engaged in doing something

in a great hurry; in haste; hurriedly

To have more work than one can deal with; to have one's hands full.

busy and hurried, often in a slapdash or disorganized way; rushed and muddled

the period of time when agricultural work is most intensive

To find a little bit of free time in the middle of being very busy

to be busy rushing about; to keep oneself occupied with errands or urgent tasks

a person who is constantly busy or occupied with work

To be busy or occupied with tasks; colloquial synonym for [[忙活|忙活|mang2 huo5]].

busy signal or busy tone on a telephone; a series of short beeps indicating that the line is occupied

to be in a rush or to hurry because of a lack of time; to act in a flurry

to work or busy oneself for nothing; to waste one's efforts with no result

To be busy without a plan or purpose; to putter around or work to no avail.

to be constantly busy working just to survive or make a living

hurriedly; at once; quickly; same as [[连忙|連忙|lian2 mang2]] or [[赶紧|趕緊|gan3 jin3]]

in a busy and hasty manner; to be in a rush or flustered

in a great rush; hurriedly and in a fluster

The busy agricultural season for spring planting

to be busy with unimportant things or trivia; to be busy doing nothing useful

errors are inevitable when one is in too much of a hurry; rushed work leads to mistakes

The busiest months for farming, usually referring to the four months following the start of summer.

busy with many affairs; having a great deal of work to attend to

hasty; in a hurry; flustered

hurried; in a rush; pressed for time

in a very hurried or hasty manner; rushing to do something without delay

rushed work leads to errors; errors are bound to happen when one is in a hurry

(colloquial) in a hurried or frantic state; helter-skelter

A temporary worker or short-term laborer hired to assist with farm work during the busy harvest season.

to be as busy as one can possibly be; to be overwhelmed with work or tasks to the point of having no time to rest

in a hurry; very busy or rushed; describing an urgent or hurried state