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Перевод: fidgety

[прилагательное]
неугомонный; беспокойный; вертлявый; суетливый

Тезаурус:

1. Nervous, fidgety, changeable in mood, easily led.
2. His legs were beginning to get twitchy and fidgety, the way they always did when it was particularly important for him to keep them under control.
3. Her story-telling has no obliqueness, no mystery; everything is slowly and patiently explained, as though the audience was a fidgety bunch of six-year-olds.
4. Simon McBurney brings a fidgety, sweaty intensity to the role of the troubled king, and in one superb scene he is discovered standing on top of a wardrobe, gazing miserably down on the happy innocents beneath him as his heart is gnawed by destructive jealousy.
5. People with HC may be clumsy, or fall over a lot, or get very fidgety.
6. Thus some slow, desiccated waltzing and gentle leans have the quietude of an old couple on a dull mild day; sequences of deft, steppy footwork and sharp edged leaps have the high spirits of blustery sunshine, while a duet of rhythmic fidgety gestures has the feel of a lifelong argument continued during a rainy afternoon.
7. I try to go to sleep again, but I ain't sleepy, and I get all fidgety.
8. Trembling from slight causes; great excitability, can be restless and fidgety.
9. Those inter-war years were an age of fidgety unease, following the buoyant confidence of the late Victorian and Edwardian era: witness the constant nervy fiddling with the Championship points system between 1919 and 1939, yet with never an assured reappraisal of the basic structure and apparatus of the game.
10. Another constable now joined the first and the chairman was getting fidgety.
11. They're all gauche and giggly in bed, by turns prudish and gushing, fidgety and frenetic one minute, in rigor mortis the next.
12. He paused and with a shifty, fidgety look, said, "D'you know what Hatton'd have done that Saturday if he hadn't been killed?
13. Sea-trout are fidgety fish.