What's an quiver? What is the alarm idiom?

Idiom: fear, fear, the specific explanation is as follows:

First of all, tremble with fear.

Explanation: Trembling: Trembling. Describe being very scared.

From: Chapter 8 of Sixty Years' Changes by Li: "Therefore, whenever there is news, it is frightening to talk about the tiger's color change."

Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; Describe timidity

Synonyms are on pins and needles, caught off guard, scared, scared, out of her wits, pale, jumpy, scared, flustered, at a loss.

Second, the body is trembling.

Explanation: describe being afraid of disaster or encountering something very terrible, very scared and uneasy. Just like "meat jump"

From: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the ninth time: "I'm afraid the meat is shaking recently, which is not a good sign."

Interpretation: I am afraid that worrying about disasters or terrible things all day recently is not an auspicious sign.

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The antonym of fear: take your time.

Explanation: calm: unhurried, very calm; No hurry: no hurry. Take your time and calm down.

From: Ba Jin's "Home" XV: "These people knocked on their heads leisurely for more than half a minute."

Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Praise is used to describe people's behavior without panic.

Synonyms are relaxed, honest, indifferent, confident, slow, confident, not late or sick, calm, accommodating, accommodating, calm, leisurely, indifferent, poised, casual, indifferent, self-sustaining and indifferent.

The antonym is confused, at a loss, caught off guard, too many cooks, frightened to disgrace, panicked, anxious, flustered, heartbroken, flustered, anxious, uneasy, looking at each other, dumbfounded, anxious, anxious, worried. Flustered, in shock, at a loss, dumbfounded, dumbfounded, flustered, anxious, panicked, anxious, flustered, anxious.