mong4 long4忙狼
Jyutpingmong4 long4
Yalemòhng lòhng
Definition
Busy, in a hurry, or flustered
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How it's used
This term carries a sense of chaotic or disorganized busyness rather than just being productive. It often implies that someone is running around frantically or flustered, sometimes unnecessarily so. It is a very common colloquial expression for describing someone who looks like they are losing their head in a flurry of activity.
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Common phrases
rushing about in a flustered manner
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with 忙碌, which is a neutral, formal way to say someone is busy. Using 忙狼 implies a lack of composure or a messy state of affairs, so it can sound slightly critical or mocking if used to describe someone else.
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