annoyed and impatient; agitated; peevish

irascible; irritable; violent; hot-tempered; easily provoked to anger or violence

fickle and impatient; restless and impulsive; lacking in steadiness or patience

quick-tempered; impatient; (as a noun) irritability

fretful; impatient; extremely anxious and restless

To move restlessly; to be agitated or create a commotion (either emotionally or physically)

extremely irritable; rash or impetuous, as if in a state of madness

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

to be on guard against arrogance and impatience; to remain modest and keep one's cool

to be short-tempered; irritable; to act without calmness or composure

flighty and impetuous; describing an unsettled, restless, or short-tempered state of mind

to act impulsively or make progress too quickly; to be overly anxious to get ahead without regard for reality

Not conceited and not impatient; describes a steady and composed attitude.

mania; a manic episode

keep calm and be patient for a moment; do not be impatient

Lacking patience, restless, or easily agitated

arrogant and restless; showing a combination of pride and impulsive irritability

to become frantic, irritable, or impatient; to feel anxious

(variant form) to make a noise; to be noisy; to clamor

irritable bowel syndrome; IBS

Wait patiently and do not be restless; take it easy for a while

Wait patiently and do not get excited or impatient; also written as [[少安勿躁|少安勿躁|shao3 an1 wu4 zao4]] or [[少安毋躁|少安毋躁|shao3 an1 wu2 zao4]]

agitated and irritable; feeling annoyed and impatient

Stay calm and do not get impatient; just wait a moment without getting excited.

to stay calm and be patient; do not be impatient or restless (variant form)

Wait quietly and do not be impatient.

rash or impulsive in temperament; hotheaded

clamorous or annoying due to excessive noise

hysteria; a medical condition described in traditional Chinese medicine

having a bad temper or a fiery disposition; irascible and easily provoked to anger

behaving in a way that is light, flighty, or rash; lacking steadiness or seriousness

(variant form) loud and chaotic; clattery or noisy

a state of extreme excitement or irritability, often as part of a mental health condition; manic

manic depression; bipolar disorder

(literary) to be impetuous and eager to compete with others for power and influence

A mental health condition characterized by significant mood swings, including periods of extreme emotional highs and periods of deep depression; also known as [[双极性情感疾患|雙極性情感疾患|shuang1 ji2 xing4 qing2 gan3 ji2 huan4]]

to be impetuous and unsteady; to act with frivolous or light-headed arrogance