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    Agitaban (en. They were shaking)

    /a.xiˈta.βan/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To move or make something move vigorously.
    The crowds waved flags at the demonstration.
    Las multitudes agitaban banderas en la manifestación.
    To cause unrest or commotion in a group of people.
    The rumors stirred up the students before the exam.
    Los rumores agitaban a los estudiantes antes del examen.
    To promote change or action in society.
    The activists stirred up the community to join the cause.
    Los activistas agitaban a la comunidad para que se unieran a la causa.

    Etymology

    The term comes from the Latin 'agitare', which means to move or circulate.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    agitate the waters
    To cause confusion or controversy.
    agitar las aguas
    to get agitated
    To become nervous or restless.
    agitarse
    to bring up a matter
    To provoke discussion about a topic.
    agitar un asunto

    Related Words

    agitate
    To move something quickly.
    agitar
    agitation
    A state of commotion or unrest.
    agitación
    unrest
    A state of discomfort or worry.
    inquietud

    Slang Meanings

    To cause a commotion at a party.
    That song stirred up the dance floor.
    Esa canción agitó la pista de baile.
    To provoke intense reactions.
    The gossip stirred up the community in an instant.
    El chisme agitó a la comunidad en un instante.