Agitaciones (en. Agitations)

/a.xi.taˈθiones/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Definition: State of restlessness or nervousness that manifests in various ways.

Example sentence: The children's agitations during class caused distraction.

Las agitaciones de los niños durante la clase causaban distracción.

Definition: Actions that seek to provoke social or political change.

Example sentence: Student agitations have been historic in this country.

Las agitaciones estudiantiles han sido históricas en este país.

Definition: Physical movements that express anxiety or emotion.

Example sentence: His agitations during the interview showed his nervousness.

Sus agitaciones durante la entrevista mostraban su nerviosismo.

Etymology origin: From the verb 'agitate', which comes from the Latin 'agitare', meaning to move forcefully.

Phrase: mental agitations

Meaning: Period of intense reflection or concern.

agitaciones de mente

Phrase: without agitations

Meaning: A state of calm or tranquility.

sin agitaciones

Phrase: social agitations

Meaning: Movements or protests for social changes.

agitaciones sociales

Related word: agitate

Description: To establish movement in something or generate restlessness.

agitar

Related word: agitation

Description: State of movement or emotional disturbance.

agitación

Related word: restlessness

Description: Feeling of unease or nervousness.

inquietud

Slang meaning: To be nervous or restless.

Example: I'm chill, don't agitate me.

Estoy de chill, no me agites.

Slang meaning: Emotional turmoil.

Example: You had several agitations during the party.

Tuviste varias agitaciones durante la fiesta.