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Перевод: agitation

[существительное]
волнение; возбуждение; смятение; беспокойство; ажитация ; тревога ; агитация ; размешивание; перемешивание; взбалтывание
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Тезаурус:

1. So that when, in an access of zeal, von Lemke has Stepan's house raided and some old-fashioned radical literature removed, the narrator finds him "in a surprising condition: upset and in great agitation, but at the same time unquestionably triumphant".
2. As this book demonstrates, shortage of manpower (as women also discovered) will work wonders where political agitation falls on deaf ears.
3. Thus the agitation to end the union with Britain would not achieve useful results:
4. The rector felt a little inner agitation at this news, but did his best to look disappointed at Ella's temporary absence.
5. The boy came over and put his arm round me, as if he could not quite believe my laughter and my lack of agitation.
6. It was only when he came to 1936 that Damiani's face grew suddenly cold and his hands, until now resting quietly on his knees, began to move in agitation.
7. What they need is highly oxygenated water, hence the need for good aeration, and surface agitation.
8. When her mother came and sat beside her, twisting her fingers nervously and pulling on and off her gloves, lifting and laying down her basket in agitation, Lily rallied a little.
9. It is essential that very little disturbance is caused in the tank, and therefore it should be planted in an area where the water agitation is minimal.
10. Nana's small, knobbled hands were picking at her skirt, a sure sign of agitation.
11. This pressure may be experienced as agitation or inclination to eat more.
12. The bitterness created by these disputes and the importance of housing as an issue not only in Derry but in the United Kingdom as a whole in this period helps to explain the choice of this issue as a focus for agitation by the radical leftists of the DHAC.
13. That always made her reach, in agitation, for something else, so that when they finally set off she was already exhausted and Paul was angry and full of contempt.