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    Inquietos (en. Restless)

    /inˈkje.to̞s/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    It applies to people who cannot be still or who show anxiety.
    The children were restless during the long wait.
    Los niños estaban inquietos durante la larga espera.
    It refers to situations that cause unease or do not allow calm.
    The political situation has left the population uneasy.
    La situación política ha dejado a la población inquieta.
    Indicates a disturbed mental or emotional state.
    After receiving bad news, he felt restless.
    Después de recibir malas noticias, se sintió inquieto.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'inquietus', which means 'restless' or 'not quiet'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be restless
    Feeling in a state of agitation or anxiety.
    estar inquieto
    to remain restless
    Not being able to remain calm or still.
    mantenerse inquieto
    collective unrest
    State of concern among a group of people.
    inquietud colectiva

    Related Words

    unease
    State of unease and lack of tranquility.
    inquietud
    disturbing
    That causes restlessness or concern.
    inquietante
    to unsettle
    To provoke restlessness or agitation.
    inquietar

    Slang Meanings

    To be very active or on the move, without stopping.
    When they organize parties, everyone is restless dancing.
    Cuando organizan fiestas, todos están inquietos bailando.
    To feel anxious or stressed about something.
    I feel restless about tomorrow's exam.
    Me siento inquieto por el examen de mañana.