agitated
/ˈædʒ.ɪ.teɪ.tɪd/adjective
B2formalcommon/ˈædʒ.ɪ.teɪ.tɪd/Describes a state of being nervous, restless, or upset.
ruОписывает состояние нервозности, беспокойства или расстройства.esDescribe un estado de nerviosismo, inquietud o trastorno emocional.frQualifie un état de nervosité, d'inquiétude ou de trouble, souvent accompagné d'une agitation physique ou mentale.deBeschreibt einen Zustand der Nervosität, Unruhe oder Aufregung, oft aufgrund von Sorgen oder starker emotionaler Erregung.ptDescreve o estado de quem está nervoso, inquieto, preocupado ou perturbado emocionalmente; também pode indicar agitação física ou excitação intensa.zh形容人因焦虑、紧张或情绪激动而显得烦躁不安、心神不宁。arيصف حالة من الانفعال والتوتر أو القلق أو الاضطراب النفسي.
- Nervous or upset B2 formal
Feeling or appearing troubled, nervous, or disturbed.
- She became agitated when she heard the bad news.
- The crowd grew agitated as the delay continued.
- He was visibly agitated before his speech.
ruВзволнованныйesAgitado (nervioso o alterado)frAgité (nerveux, troublé)deAufgewühltptAgitadozh焦躁不安arمضطرب
المرادفات: anxiousdisquieteddisturbedflusterednervousoverwroughtperturbedrattledrestlesstroubleduneasyupset
- Stirred or shaken B2 formal
Physically disturbed or moved, often referring to a liquid or substance.
- The chemist agitated the solution to mix the chemicals.
- The water in the tank was agitated by the pump.
- Agitated sediment clouded the river.
ruВзболтанныйesagitado (físicamente removido)fragité (physiquement secoué)deAufgewühltptAgitadozh搅动的arمُخْتَلّ أو مُهْتَزّ
المرادفات: disturbedmixedroiledshakenstirredturbulent
الأضداد: calmquiescentsettledstillundisturbed
- more agitated comparative form
- most agitated superlative form
verb
C1formalcommon/ˈædʒ.ɪ.teɪt/A verb used to indicate the act of making someone feel troubled or nervous, or to stir up public concern or support for a cause.
ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, вызывающего у кого-либо беспокойство или нервозность, или для возбуждения общественного интереса или поддержки какого-либо дела.esVerbo que se usa para denotar la acción de provocar inquietud o nerviosismo en alguien, o para despertar el interés público o el apoyo a una causa.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de rendre quelqu'un inquiet ou nerveux, ou de susciter l'intérêt ou le soutien du public pour une cause.deVerb, das ausdrückt, dass jemand beunruhigt oder nervös gemacht wird, oder dass für eine Sache öffentlich geworben und Unterstützung mobilisiert wird.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de causar inquietação ou nervosismo em alguém, ou de incitar o interesse ou apoio público a uma causa.zh动词,表示使某人感到不安、焦虑或紧张,也指煽动公众兴趣或支持、鼓动某种行动。arفعل يُستخدم للإشارة إلى إثارة القلق أو الانزعاج لدى شخص ما، أو لتحريك مشاعر الجمهور أو دفعهم لدعم قضية ما.
- Disturb or upset B2 formal
To make someone feel anxious, nervous, or disturbed.
- The news of the accident agitated her greatly.
- He was agitated by the constant noise outside.
- Don't agitate the dog; it might bite.
ruВолноватьesAgitar, perturbarfrAgiter, perturberdeBeunruhigenptAgitarzh使不安arأقلق
المرادفات: alarmbotherdisconcertdisquietdistressdisturbflusterperturbruffletroubleunnerveunsettleupsetworry
الأضداد: calmcomposepacifyquietreassuresettlesoothetranquilize
- Stir or shake B2 formal
To move or shake something vigorously, especially a liquid.
- Agitate the mixture thoroughly before pouring.
- The machine agitates the solution to ensure even mixing.
- She agitated the bottle to dissolve the powder.
ruВзбалтыватьesAgitarfrAgiter (en remuant)deSchüttelnptAgitarzh搅动arرَجّ أو خَضّ
- Campaign or protest C1 formal
To campaign or argue publicly for a political or social change.
- The group agitated for better working conditions.
- They agitated against the new law in the streets.
- Students agitated for reforms in the education system.
ruАгитироватьesagitar (políticamente)frfaire campagnedeAgitierenptAgitarzh鼓动arالدعوة إلى التغيير
المرادفات: activismcampaigncrusadelobbypressprotestpushstir up
- agitated past participle
- agitated past simple
- agitating present participle
- agitates third person singular