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Перевод: nervous

[прилагательное]
нервный; слабонервный; нервозный; нервничающий; взволнованный; возбудимый; боязливый; робкий; беспокоящийся; нервирующий; действующий на нервы; выразительный (о стиле)

Тезаурус:

1. Is she just a very nervous bitch or will she grow out of it?
2. A dissident intellectual passing out leaflets at a factory gate reminds him of a nervous child offering a sugar lump to a large horse.
3. And there was a new outpouring of rumours about Hitler's health: that he was ill, mad, blind, had suffered a nervous breakdown, or that as a result of mental illness he had been forced to hand over the leadership of the State to the military, and had been shot.
4. You're real nervous and you need to slow down a little.
5. He sensed the imminence of some kind of public display and that made him very nervous indeed.
6. Let us therefore assume that nervous disorders act as an intervening variable.
7. A parallel attraction of the theory is that it seems to constrain perception to be true - to be only about things that impinge on the nervous system; that are, in other words, "really there".
8. I was beginning to feel really nervous.
9. Guatemala, receiving a one-goal handicap start, surprisingly led 5-;1 at the end of the first chukka as the Argentines appeared very nervous, but they scored four goals in the second chukka and dominated the rest of the game.
10. Up to the age of 39 he was one of that sad, nervous and obscure clan of people who scraped a living as a barrister while waiting for a distant relative to die and leave him an independent income.
11. There was a general gasp and Todger let out a nervous shriek of laughter that sounded horribly like mockery.
12. This interpretation in no way diminishes the enigma of the relationship between electrochemical events in the nervous system and conscious experiences.
13. Indeed, the Kennel Club describes the Rottweiler as: "Goodnatured, not nervous or vicious."