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Definition von nervous

Häufigkeit

nervous

(nɜːʳvəs )
1. Adjektiv [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE]
If someone is nervous, they are frightened or worried about something that is happening or might happen, and show this in their behaviour.
The party has become deeply nervous about its prospects of winning the next election. [+ about]
She described Mr Hutchinson as nervous and jumpy after his wife's disappearance.
[Also + of]
nervously   Adverb [ADVERB with verb]
Brunhilde stood up nervously as the men came into the room.
Nervously clutching our glasses, we gathered on the terrace.
nervousness   unzählbares Substantiv
I smiled warmly so he wouldn't see my nervousness.
Synonyme:anxiety, stress, tension, strain   Weitere Synonyme von nervous
2. Adjektiv [usually ADJECTIVE noun]
A nervous person is very tense and easily upset.
She was apparently a very nervous woman, and that affected her career.
3. Adjektiv [ADJECTIVE noun]
A nervous illness or condition is one that affects your emotions and your mental state.
The number of nervous disorders was rising in the region.
He developed nervous problems after people began repeatedly correcting him.
Weitere Synonyme von nervous
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Häufigkeit

nervous in American

(ˈnɜrvəs ; nʉrˈvəs)
Adjektiv
1.  Obsolete
strong; sinewy
2. 
vigorous in expression; animated
3. 
of the nerves
4. 
made up of or containing nerves
5. 
characterized by or having a disordered state of the nerves
6. 
characterized by or showing emotional tension, restlessness, agitation, etc.
7. 
fearful; apprehensive
Webster’s New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition. Copyright © 2010 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved.
Abgeleitete Formen
nervously (ˈnervously)
  Adverb
nervousness (ˈnervousness)
  Substantiv or nerˈvosity (ˈnɜrˌvɑsəti ; nʉrˈväsˌətē)
Wortherkunft von nervous
ME neruous < L nervosus
Häufigkeit

nervous in British

(ˈnɜːvəs )
Adjektiv
1. 
very excitable or sensitive; highly strung
2. (often foll by of)
apprehensive or worried
I'm nervous of traffic
3. 
of, relating to, or containing nerves; neural
nervous tissue
4. 
affecting the nerves or nervous tissue
a nervous disease
5. archaic
active, vigorous, or forceful
Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers
Abgeleitete Formen
nervously (ˈnervously)
  Adverb
nervousness (ˈnervousness)
  Substantiv

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The atmosphere makes people very nervous, and afraid that they may miss something worth buying. Times, Sunday Times (2016)When it comes to the day of your first race, expect to feel a bit nervous. Times, Sunday Times (2017)Politicians have become 'increasingly nervous' and there is no regional system any more to assess whole green belts. Times, Sunday Times (2016)Some people may be nervous about sharing their stories on camera. Christianity Today (2000)She talked about being nervous about her show and stuff. The Sun (2010)Patients often feel nervous before seeing their doctor or going for treatment. The Sun (2015) Nervous tissue takes longer than bone and muscle to heal. Trickett, Shirley Coming Off Tranquillizers and Sleeping Pills (1991)Clubs at the bottom face a nervous and tense few weeks. The Sun (2006)The internet has become the central nervous system of modern life. Times, Sunday Times (2016)You can begin to understand why businesses are getting a bit nervous about this. Times, Sunday Times (2012)Some people feel nervous without their phone. Times, Sunday Times (2016)She gets so nervous before any show. The Sun (2011)Found in large quantities in brain and nervous tissue. Mayes, Adrienne The Dictionary of Nutritional Health (1986)If you take that on board you become nervous. The Sun (2009)She had that nervous laugh people have when they are trying to hide something. The Sun (2012)This lack of interest is making British financiers deeply nervous. Times, Sunday Times (2008)She was a nervous, highly strung and jumpy individual. Times, Sunday Times (2007)This was tense, nervous stuff. The Sun (2013)The nervous, excitable trainee learnt some valuable lessons while the older, wiser trainee passed with flying colours. Times, Sunday Times (2014)We remain highly nervous about the potential for damage to ours and other businesses in the vital tourism sector of the South West. Times, Sunday Times (2009)

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Übersetzungen für nervous

Britisches Englisch: nervous /ˈnɜːvəs/ ADJECTIVE
If you are nervous, you are worried and frightened, and show this in your behaviour.
It has made me nervous about going out.
  • Amerikanisches Englisch: nervous
  • Arabisch: عَصَبِيُّ الْـمَزَاجِ
  • Brasilianisches Portugiesisch: nervoso
  • Chinesisch: 神经紧张的
  • Kroatisch: nervozan
  • Tschechisch: nervózní
  • Dänisch: nervøs
  • Niederländisch: nerveus
  • Europäisches Spanisch: nervioso
  • Finnisch: hermostunut
  • Französisch: nerveux
  • Deutsch: nervös
  • Griechisch: νευρικός
  • Italienisch: nervoso
  • Japanisch: 神経質な
  • Koreanisch: 신경질적인
  • Norwegisch: nervøs
  • Polnisch: nerwowy
  • Europäisches Portugiesisch: nervoso
  • Rumänisch: emoționat
  • Russisch: нервный
  • Spanisch: nervioso
  • Schwedisch: nervös
  • Thai: กระวนกระวาย
  • Türkisch: sinirli
  • Ukrainisch: нервовий
  • Vietnamesisch: lo lắng

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Nahe Wörter von nervous

  • nerving
  • nervosa
  • nervosity
  • nervous
  • nervous breakdown
  • nervous energy
  • nervous exhaustion

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Verwandte Begriffe von nervous

  • nervous wreck
  • nervous energy
  • nervous Nellie
  • nervous system
  • nervous breakdown

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