fidgetiness
/ˈfɪdʒ.ɪ.ti.nəs/Traduction: Nom désignant un état d'agitation nerveuse ou d'excitation, souvent exprimé par des mouvements petits et incessants.
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noun
/ˈfɪdʒ.ɪ.ti.nəs/Существительное, обозначающее состояние беспокойства или возбуждения, часто выражающееся через мелкие, постоянные движения.
Sustantivo que denota un estado de inquietud o agitación, a menudo expresado mediante movimientos pequeños y constantes.
Nom désignant un état d'agitation nerveuse ou d'excitation, souvent exprimé par des mouvements petits et incessants.
Zustand innerer Unruhe oder Nervosität, der sich oft in ständigen kleinen Bewegungen äußert; auch allgemeine Rastlosigkeit oder Unfähigkeit, still zu sitzen.
Substantivo que designa o estado de inquietação, agitação ou nervosismo, frequentemente manifestado por movimentos pequenos e constantes.
名词,指坐立不安、烦躁或激动的状态,常表现为持续的小动作。
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A noun referring to a state of restlessness or agitation, often expressed through small, constant movements.
indénombrable
RestlessnessB2formal
A state of being unable to stay still due to nervousness or impatience, often expressed through small movements.
Непоседливость
Inquietud
Agitation nerveuse
Unruhe
Inquietação
坐立不安
التململ
- His constant leg tapping revealed his fidgetiness during the meeting.
- The child's fidgetiness was a clear sign he was bored.
- She tried to hide her fidgetiness while waiting for the interview.
- The medication helped reduce his fidgetiness and improve focus.
Synonymesagitationedginessimpatiencejitterinessnervousnessrestivenessrestlessnessuneasiness
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- fidgetiness's possessive singular form
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