躁
irritable; dry
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesadjective
irritable; impatient; hot-tempered
Used to describe a person's temperament or emotional state, often paired with emotions like anxiety or anger.
He has been very irritable lately and will lose his temper over small things.
Don't worry, he's just hot-tempered and doesn't mean any harm.
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When facing failure, we should stay calm and not be impatient.
She became restless and impatient because she missed her flight.
This coach remained humble and calm, leading the team to win the game.
adjective
dry; arid
Used to describe air, skin, objects that lack moisture, often used in formal or daily contexts.
The air is very dry in northern winters, making people prone to getting inflamed.
This skincare product can relieve dry skin issues in autumn and winter.
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Staying in an air-conditioned room for a long time will make your throat dry.
This region has a dry climate, suitable for growing drought-resistant crops.
Newly painted walls need to stay dry to fully cure.