measure; step; course of action taken to solve a problem, especially for matters of significant importance

a measure or step taken to deal with a situation; move; action

to not know what to do; to be at one's wits' end or confused because of panic, embarrassment, or surprise

to raise or collect money or materials

to lose one's head out of fear; to be so terrified that one does not know what to do

(idiom) to be caught unawares or have no time to react when something happens unexpectedly

the particular choice of words or phrases used in speech or writing; diction

at a loss as to what to do; bewildered; panicked and not knowing how to handle a situation. Literally translates to having nowhere to put one's hands and feet. Also written as [[手脚无措|手腳無措|shou3 jiao3 wu2 cuo4]].

wording; diction; the choice of words used to express an idea or opinion

to lose one's presence of mind; to be disconcerted or flustered due to panic or surprise

at a loss for what to do; flustered or helpless when facing a difficult situation

to be seized with fear and lose one's presence of mind; to lose one's head out of fear or consternation

completely at a loss; bewildered and not knowing what to do

to handle; to manage; to arrange or deal with a situation

to deal with; to manage; to handle a situation

(idiom) flustered and at a loss for what to do; to lose one's head due to fear or panic

to be flustered and at a loss; in a frantic rush and not knowing what to do

to be at a loss as to what to do; describes being so bewildered or anxious that one does not even know where to put one's hands and feet

Coqen county in Ngari prefecture, Tibet; Tibetan name is Mtsho chen rdzong

to be in a muddle or at a total loss as to what to do; describes being flustered and not knowing how to handle a situation

Coqen county in Ngari prefecture, Tibet

to be at a loss and not know what to do; to be overwhelmed or panic-stricken

to plan and handle an affair; to make arrangements or preparations; to manage matters

terrified and at a loss as to what to do; (variant form) seized with fear and panic

to not know where to put one's hands; to be at a complete loss as to what to do

to manage tasks or work easily and in a leisurely manner; effortless

Qiangba Puncog (1947-), chairman of the government of Tibet from 2003 to 2010.

measures taken to ensure safety; precaution

Policies intended to promote equality for groups that have suffered from discrimination.

measures taken to respond to an urgent situation or crisis

to be in a flustered state; panic-stricken

compulsory or mandatory measure; enforcement action

a move, measure, or step taken to achieve a specific end; equivalent to [[举措|舉措|ju3 cuo4]]

(literary) a derogatory term for a poor, pedantic, or down-at-the-heels scholar; also written [[醋大|醋大|cu4 da4]]

to pay attention to; to be careful or look out for something

to handle a situation improperly or in a way that is disorganized and unreasonable

to arrange or handle matters in an extremely methodical and effective way

using firm or forceful language; characterized by a stern tone or uncompromising tone

to be at a loss as to what to do with oneself; to not know how to handle a situation

effective measures; effective actions

Lake Mibgai Co or Miga Tso, located in [[康定|康定|kang1 ding4]] within the Garze Tibetan autonomous prefecture of Sichuan Province.

measures taken to evacuate a building or area during an emergency

(literary) poor scholar or pedant, often used with a tone of contempt

actions or steps taken to respond to an urgent situation; emergency measures

One of the three largest sacred lakes in Tibet, located south of Lhasa.

Federal Emergency Management Agency

to adopt measures; to take steps to deal with a situation

extraordinary or emergency measures taken to handle a crisis

a step or action taken to prevent something bad from happening; protective step