Agitando (en. Waving)

/a.xiˈtan.do/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To move something from side to side with force.
The boy was waving the flag during the parade.
El niño estaba agitando la bandera durante el desfile.
To cause unrest or excitement in a group of people.
The leader's speech was agitating the protesters.
El discurso del líder estaba agitando a los manifestantes.
To encourage or motivate someone to take action.
His enthusiasm was stirring everyone present.
Su entusiasmo estaba agitando a todos los presentes.

Etymology

From the verb 'agitar', of Latin origin 'agitare', meaning to move with force.

Common Phrases and Expressions

agitating the spirits
To provoke excitement or enthusiasm among people.
agitando los ánimos
agitating the conscience
To raise awareness about an important issue.
agitando la conciencia

Related Words

agitation
State of unrest or movement.
agitación
to agitate
To move something from side to side.
agitar

Slang Meanings

To be energetic or excited about something.
That party is going to be lively.
Esa fiesta va a estar agitando.
To cause controversy or discussion.
The topic of reform has been stirring people all week.
El tema de la reforma estuvo agitando a la gente toda la semana.