Agitaba (en. Was shaking)

/a.xiˈta.βa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To move something from one side to another energetically.

English: The wind stirred the leaves of the trees.

El viento agitaba las hojas de los árboles.

English: To cause unease or excitement in someone.

English: The news stirred the population.

La noticia agitaba a la población.

English: To produce a state of restlessness or nervousness.

English: The rumors stirred the atmosphere in the office.

Los rumores agitaban el ambiente en la oficina.

English: From Latin 'agitare', which means to move energetically.

English: agitate the waters

English: To provoke unease or confusion in a situation.

agitar las aguas

English: stir the hornet's nest

English: To cause problems or discomfort in a delicate situation.

agitar el avispero

English: one must not get agitated

English: One should not get nervous or anxious.

no hay que agitarse

English: agitation

English: State of unease or commotion.

agitación

English: agitated

English: That is in a state of motion or restlessness.

agitado

English: to stir

English: To move back and forth quickly.

agitar

English: In the context of parties or gatherings, it means to liven up or make people have fun.

English: She always stirred up the party with her good humor.

Ella siempre agitaba la fiesta con su buen humor.

English: To make someone restless or anxious in a social context.

English: That topic always stirs me up when it's mentioned.

Ese tema siempre me agita cuando lo mencionan.