- 紧急 jǐnjí urgentpressing and requiring immediate action or attention
- 急性 jíxìng acuteacute; (of a medical condition) having a sudden onset and short duration
- 应急 yìngjí emergencyrelating to or used in an emergency (attributive)
- 着急 zháojí hurryto feel a sense of urgency or to be in a rush
- 急忙 jímáng hastilyhastily; in a hurry
- 急需 jíxū needto urgently need; an urgent requirement
- 急救 jíjiù first aidto give emergency treatment or medical assistance to someone who is injured or ill
- 急诊室 jízhěnshì emergency room
- 急剧 jíjù rapidrapid; sudden
- 急于 jíyú eagerfeeling a strong desire or impatience to do or achieve something
- 急事 jíshì emergencyurgent matter
- 焦急 jiāojí anxiousworried and impatient due to an urgent matter or uncertainty
- 急诊 jízhěn emergency treatmentTo give or receive urgent medical treatment, typically at a hospital's emergency department or through a doctor's house call.
- 急速 jísù rapidmoving at a very high speed or acting in a hurried manner
- 当务之急 dāngwùzhījí top prioritytop priority; a matter of the greatest urgency
- 急切 jíqiè eagerfeeling a strong and impatient desire to do something
- 危急 wēijí criticalurgent and dangerous; being in a state of crisis
- 急促 jícù rapidhurried and brief in rhythm, pace, or duration
- 急躁 jízào irritablequick-tempered and easily provoked to anger; irascible
- 心急 xīnjí anxiousfeeling worried or uneasy about a situation or an uncertain outcome
- 急功近利 jígōngjìnlì shortsightedseeking instant benefit; shortsighted vision, looking only for fast return
- 情急 qíngjí anxiousin a moment of desperation or urgency; anxious
- 急匆匆 jícōngcōng hurriedin a great hurry; moving or acting with haste
- 告急 gàojí criticalto be in a state of emergency or a dire situation
- 急急忙忙 jíjímángmáng hurriedlyhurriedly; in a great rush
- 气急败坏 qìjíbàihuài exasperatedflustered and exasperated, often accompanied by breathlessness from rage or panic
- 燃眉之急 ránméizhījí urgencya situation of extreme urgency or a desperate crisis that requires immediate attention
- 急迫 jípò urgentrequiring immediate attention or action; pressing or imperative
- 急转弯 jízhuǎnwān sharp turnto make a sudden turn
- 急于求成 jíyúqiúchéng impatientanxious for quick results; to demand instant success or be impetuous in achieving a goal
- 操之过急 cāozhīguòjí overhastyto act with undue haste or be overly impatient
- 急症 jízhèng emergencyan urgent medical situation or condition requiring immediate professional attention
- 急刹车 jíshāchē emergency brakingemergency braking; to brake suddenly
- 急救箱 jíjiùxiāng first-aid kit
- 救急 jiùjí emergency aidto provide emergency assistance
- 紧急状态 jǐnjízhuàngtài state of emergency
- 轻重缓急 qīngzhònghuǎnjí relative importanceThe various degrees of importance and urgency associated with different tasks or situations.
- 急用 jíyòng need urgentlyto require something for immediate use or an emergency; urgently required
- 十万火急 shíwànhuǒjí urgentextremely urgent or pressing; requiring immediate action or attention
- 急流 jíliú torrent
- 急性子 jíxìngzi impatient personA person with an impetuous, excitable, or quick-tempered personality.
- 急转直下 jízhuǎnzhíxià nosediveto develop rapidly after an abrupt turn; a sudden and dramatic change
- 急转 jízhuǎn turn sharplyto make a sudden or abrupt change in direction
- 性急 xìngjí impatient
- 急中生智 jízhōngshēngzhì quick-wittedhitting upon a bright idea in a moment of crisis; to show resourcefulness in an emergency
- 湍急 tuānjí rapidrapid (flow of water)
- 加急 jiājí expediteto speed up the progress of a process or give it higher priority
- 急先锋 jíxiānfēng pioneera leading figure or trailblazer in a movement, cause, or specific field
- 急救包 jíjiùbāo first-aid kit
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH