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行若无事behave as if nothing had happened;go about calmly as if nothing had happened ;
不动声色not to change one's voice and expression because of emotion;maintain one's composure;keep one's contenance;keep one's head;not turn a hair ;
满不在乎make nothing of ...;be totally unconcerned;do not mind at all;give [take] no heed;not care a hang ;
处之泰然take things calmly;remain unruffled;keep one's head;not stir an eyelid ;
泰然自若keep cool;be as cool as a cucumber;behave with perfect composure;Being composed, one does not turn a hair.;aplomb ;
谈笑自若go on talking and laughing as if nothing has happened;be completely at ease;continue one's gay chatter as if nothing has happened;talk and laugh naturally ;

惊魂未定be still suffering from the shock;have hardly recovered from a recent shock;not yet recovered from a fright;still badly shaken ;
风声鹤唳（形容惊慌疑惧） the sound of the wind and the cry of the stork [crane] -- referring to the great fright of routed soldiers;They are so scared that they'd run from their own shadows!;start at the mere rustle of leaves in the wind;apprehend danger in every sound ;
七上八下(His heart seemed to him) like a well in which seven buckets are drawn up and eight dropped down -- an unsettled state of mind.;be agitated [excited;perturbed];in a mental flurry of indecision ;
心胆俱裂be frightened out of one's wits;be heart-broken and terror-stricken;The heart and gall are broken with fear.;lost in great astonishment;terror-stricken ;
六神无主be puzzled;all six vital organs failing to function -- out of one's wits;be perplexed;be struck all of a heap ;
杞人忧天like the man of Qi who was haunted by the fear that the sky might fall -- to entertain imaginary or groundless fears;groundless worry;In the state of Qi there lived a man who, filled with apprehensions of the imminent fall of the sky and the consequent destruction of his hearth and home, was so vexed that he could neither eat nor sleep.;like the man in the state of Qi worrying in case the sky should fall;Meet troubles half-way ;
怅然若失feel lost;become lost in a deep reverie;be in a despondent mood ;
丧魂落魄be beside oneself with fear;battered out of one's senses;be driven to distraction;be frightened (nearly) out of one's wits [life] ;
芒刺在背（形容坐立不安的样子） feel prickles down one's back -- feel nervous and uneasy;in a most embarrassed and uncomfortable position;as a thorn in one's flesh;like having prickles on the back ;
张皇失措be in a flurry of alarm;be all in a fluster [flutter];be at a loss what to do;be disconcerted ;
耿耿于怀take sth. to heart;an uneasy heart;an unsettled or disturbed mind;brood on (an injury, one's neglected duty, etc.) ;
若有所失look blank [distracted];feel as if bereft of sth.;feel disturbed as if having lost sth.;feel sth. is missing ;
大惊失色be frightened and change color;be greatly frightened;be [turn] pale with fear;be so terrified that one's face turns pale ;
坐卧不安be unable to sit down or sleep at ease;be in fidgets;be on hot coals;be on pins and needles;fidget ;
做贼心虚have a guilty conscience ;
煞有介事make such a fuss about;in all apparent seriousness;in seeming earnest;pretend to be serious ;
草木皆兵Every bush and tree looks like an enemy -- state of extreme nervousness.;The grass and trees were thought to be the soldiers of the enemy.;apprehend danger in every sound;mistake every bush and tree for an enemy ;
作贼心虚have a guilty conscience, as [like] a thief;A guilty conscience is a self-accuser.;A thief has a guilty conscience.;betray [show ;