English–Chinese
“calm and unhurried” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyincóng róng bù pò
Example
他在面试时从容不迫，回答得很清楚。tā zài miàn shì shí cóng róng bú pò huí dá de hěn qīng chǔ
During the interview, he was calm and unhurried and answered very clearly.
How to say “calm and unhurried” in Chinese
“Calm and unhurried” in Chinese is 从容不迫 (cóng róng bù pò).
Calm control that leaves room for orderly thought and action when pressure rises.
Example sentences with 从容不迫
法庭上，证人被问及要点时显得从容不迫。fǎ tíng shàng zhèng rén bèi wèn jí yào diǎn shí xiǎn de cóng róng bú pò
In court, the witness seemed calm and unhurried when asked about the key points.
Tips for using 从容不迫
- The word usually evaluates visible conduct rather than a hidden mood, so a clear voice, orderly answers, or measured actions can support its use.