stirred

• Describe un estado de agitación emocional, excitación o inquietud; también puede referirse a algo que ha sido removido, mezclado o alterado.

Describes a state of being emotionally moved, agitated, or excited; can also refer to something that has been mixed or disturbed.

1. Emotionally movedB2formal

   Feeling strong emotions, especially excitement, anger, or sympathy.

   Conmovido

   • He was deeply stirred by the speaker's words.
   • The audience was stirred by the powerful performance.
   • She felt stirred by the injustice she witnessed.

   Sinónimosaffectedagitatedarousedemotionalexcitedmovedtouched

   Antónimosapatheticcalmindifferentunemotionalunmoved

2. Mixed by stirringA2formal

   Having been mixed or agitated with a spoon or other implement.

   removido/mezclado

   • The stirred batter was ready for the oven.
   • He poured the stirred coffee into a cup.
   • The stirred paint had a smooth consistency.

   Sinónimosagitatedbeatenblendedmixed

   Antónimossettledstillunmixed

• Verbo usado para indicar la acción de mezclar una sustancia con una cuchara u otro instrumento, o para provocar un ligero movimiento o una emoción.

A verb used to indicate the act of mixing a substance by moving a spoon or other implement around in it, or to cause slight movement or emotion.

1. Mix ingredientsA2formalculinary

   To mix a liquid or other substance by moving an object such as a spoon around in it.

   revolver

   • She stirred the soup slowly to avoid splashing.
   • Stir the coffee until the sugar dissolves.
   • He stirred the paint thoroughly before applying it.

   Sinónimosbeatblendcombinefoldmixwhisk

2. B1formal

   To move slightly or begin to move, especially from a resting position.

   moverse ligeramente

   • The baby stirred in her sleep.
   • He didn't stir from his chair all evening.
   • A gentle breeze stirred the leaves on the ground.

   Sinónimosbudgemoveshifttwitch

   Antónimosrestsettlesleepstill

3. Arouse emotionB2formal

   To cause a strong feeling or reaction in someone.

   Conmover, emocionar

   • The speech stirred deep emotions in the audience.
   • Her story stirred a sense of compassion in everyone.
   • The documentary stirred public outrage about the issue.

   Sinónimosaffectagitateawakenevokeexcitefireinflameinspiremoveprovokerousestimulatethrilltouch

   Antónimosappeasecalmpacifyquellquietsoothe

Variantes phrasalstir up