worrier
/ˈwʌr.i.ər/Word connections
noun
/ˈwʌr.i.ər/
Существительное, обозначающее человека, который склонен думать о неприятных вещах, которые могут произойти, часто испытывая тревогу или беспокойство по поводу потенциальных проблем.
Sustantivo que designa a una persona propensa a preocuparse o angustiarse por posibles problemas o situaciones adversas, imaginando con frecuencia desenlaces negativos.
Personne qui a tendance à s'inquiéter ou à se faire du souci à propos de problèmes potentiels ou de choses désagréables qui pourraient arriver.
Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die dazu neigt, über unangenehme Dinge nachzudenken, die passieren könnten, und dabei oft Angst oder Besorgnis wegen möglicher Probleme empfindet.
Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que tende a se preocupar muito, pensando constantemente em coisas ruins que podem acontecer e sentindo ansiedade ou inquietação diante de problemas potenciais.
名词，指容易担心可能发生的不愉快事情的人，常对潜在问题感到焦虑或不安。
الشخص الذي يكثر من القلق والتفكير في الأمور السيئة التي قد تحدث، ويشعر بالهم والاضطراب تجاه المشكلات المحتملة.
A noun referring to a person who tends to think about unfortunate things that might happen, often feeling anxious or concerned about potential problems.
Person who worries excessivelyB2informal
A person who tends to think about unfortunate things that might happen, often feeling anxious or concerned.
Тревожный человекpersona que se preocupa en excesopersonne qui se fait du souciSorgenmacherPessoa preocupada爱操心的人شخص كثير القلق- My mother is a natural worrier; she always imagines the worst-case scenario.
- He's such a worrier that he checks his email ten times a day.
- Don't be a worrier; everything will work out fine.
Forms
- worriers plural form
- worriers' possessive plural form
- worrier's possessive singular form
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