Agitations (en. Agitations)
/aʒita.sjɔ̃/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
Movements or disturbances, often associated with physical or mental agitation.
The agitations in the crowd were palpable during the concert.
Les agitations dans la foule étaient palpables durant le concert.
Feeling of anxiety or unrest.
His agitations were due to the imminent exam.
Ses agitations étaient dues à l'examen imminent.
A set of disturbances or social movements.
The political agitations led to major changes in the government.
Les agitations politiques ont conduit à des changements majeurs dans le gouvernement.
Etymology
From the Latin 'agitatio', meaning the action of shaking.
Common Phrases and Expressions
social agitation
Movements in society expressing dissatisfaction or demands.
agitation sociale
to be in agitation
To be in a state of excitement or anxiety.
être en agitation
Related Words
agitate
To move something quickly and disorderly.
agiter
agitation
Action of agitating or the state of being agitated.
agitation
anxiety
State of distress or concern.
inquiétude
disturbance
State of confusion or disorder.
trouble
Slang Meanings
Hubbub
There was a real hubbub during the announcement.
Il y avait un vrai brouhaha lors de l'annonce.
Turbulence
The turbulence in the pub that night was incredible.
La turbulence du pub ce soir-là était incroyable.