- 紧急 jǐnjí urgent; emergencyurgent; pressing; critical; describing a situation that requires immediate action
- 急性 jíxìng acuteoccurring suddenly and developing rapidly, usually in reference to an illness
- 应急 yìngjí meet an emergencyto respond to an emergency or urgent need
- 着急 zháojí worriedto feel anxious or uneasy; to be concerned about a situation
- 急忙 jímáng hurriedlyin haste; hurriedly; in a rush; acting quickly due to urgency
- 急需 jíxū urgently needto be in bad need of or urgently require something
- 急救 jíjiù first aidto provide emergency medical treatment or first aid; to rescue
- 急诊室 jízhěnshì emergency rooma department in a hospital providing immediate medical treatment for acute illnesses or trauma; emergency ward
- 急剧 jíjù rapidrapid and intense; sudden; sharp; abrupt; precipitous
- 急于 jíyú to be eager toto be anxious or in a hurry to do something; wanting to achieve a goal as soon as possible
- 急事 jíshì urgent matteran urgent or pressing matter that requires immediate attention
- 焦急 jiāojí anxious; anxietyanxious; very worried; troubled by extreme concern or impatience
- 急诊 jízhěn emergency treatmentto provide or receive urgent medical treatment, as in a hospital emergency room or a house call
- 急速 jísù rapidvery fast; at high speed; hurriedly; rapidly
- 当务之急 dāngwùzhījí top priority(idiom) a matter of immediate urgency; a task that requires the most pressing attention
- 急切 jíqiè eagereager and impatient; characterized by a sense of urgency
- 危急 wēijí criticalcritical; desperate; in imminent danger or peril
- 急促 jícù rapidquick and short in rhythm or duration, such as breathing, footsteps, or a ringing bell
- 急躁 jízào irritablequick-tempered; impatient; (as a noun) irritability
- 急急 jíjí hurriedlyhurriedly; hastily; in a rush
- 心急 xīnjí impatientimpatient; anxious; short-tempered; to feel restless due to urgency or worry
- 急功近利 jígōngjìnlì eager for quick successseeking instant benefit or fast returns; shortsighted and greedy for immediate success and profit
- 情急 qíngjí criticalthe situation is urgent or pressing
- 急救车 jíjiùchē ambulanceemergency vehicle for transporting sick or injured people to medical care
- 急匆匆 jícōngcōng hurriedlyin a great hurry; hasty; rushed
- 告急 gàojí to report an emergencyTo report that a situation is urgent and ask for emergency assistance; to be in a state of emergency.
- 心急如焚 xīnjírúfén burning with anxietyto be extremely anxious or impatient; literally "heart burning like fire"
- 急急忙忙 jíjímángmáng hurriedlyin a great hurry; in extreme haste
- 气急败坏 qìjíbàihuài flustered and exasperatedout of breath and flustered; describes the state of being breathless and losing one's composure, typically due to extreme panic, frustration, or exasperation
- 燃眉之急 ránméizhījí extreme emergency(idiom) a matter of overwhelming urgency; a desperate situation where immediate action is required; literally "the fire is burning one's eyebrows"
- 急迫 jípò urgenturgent; pressing; imperative; describing a situation that is extremely time-sensitive and cannot be delayed
- 急转弯 jízhuǎnwān sharp turna sudden bend or zigzag in a road or path
- 急于求成 jíyúqiúchéng impatient for successanxious for quick results; to demand instant success regardless of the circumstances
- 操之过急 cāozhīguòjí to act with undue hasteto act with undue haste; to be too eager for success or impatient when handling a matter
- 急症 jízhèng medical emergencyan acute disease or a sudden attack of illness; a medical emergency
- 急刹车 jíshāchē to slam on the brakesto brake suddenly; to bring a vehicle to an emergency halt
- 急救箱 jíjiùxiāng first-aid kitmedical kit containing emergency drugs and equipment for providing urgent care
- 救急 jiùjí to help in an emergencyTo provide emergency assistance or help meet urgent needs; to assist someone dealing with a sudden crisis.
- 紧急状态 jǐnjízhuàngtài state of emergencyA situation where the government takes temporary measures to respond to an urgent crisis, such as war, riots, or natural disasters.
- 轻重缓急 qīngzhònghuǎnjí sense of priorityin order of importance and urgency; the varying degrees of importance and urgency of different matters
- 气急 qìjí out of breathTo breathe heavily or gasp for air; to be short of breath.
- 急用 jíyòng urgent needa situation of needing something immediately or an urgent requirement
- 十万火急 shíwànhuǒjí most urgentextremely urgent; requiring immediate action; posthaste; express; used as a marking on a dispatch indicating top priority
- 急流 jíliú torrenttorrent; rapids; a fast-moving current of water
- 急性子 jíxìngzi impetuous personAn impatient or excitable person; someone with a quick temper or who acts without thinking.
- 急转直下 jízhuǎnzhíxià to take a sudden turnto develop rapidly after an abrupt change (of a situation, plot, etc.); to take a turn for better or worse, often leading to a precipitous decline or conclusion
- 急转 jízhuǎn to turn sharplyto make a sudden or sharp change in direction, such as a vehicle or a road
- 性急 xìngjí impatientimpatient; short-tempered; having a hasty temperament
- 急中生智 jízhōngshēngzhì quick-witted in a crisisto suddenly hit upon a good idea or find a way out when faced with an emergency; to show resourcefulness in a moment of desperation
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