Agitation Meaning in English

word

US

ˌædʒəˈteɪʃən

aj-uh-TAY-shuhn

UK

ˌædʒɪtˈeɪʃən

aj-i-TAY-shuhn

التعريف

A feeling of nervousness, excitement, or disturbance, or the act of stirring up a liquid or situation.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal and often used in medical, psychological, or social contexts. Common collocations: 'emotional agitation', 'political agitation', 'visible agitation'. Also used for mixing liquids (e.g., 'agitation of the solution'). Distinct from 'agitate' (verb) and 'agitated' (adjective).

• Spanish: agitación
• Portuguese (BR): agitação
• Portuguese (PT): agitação
• Chinese (Simplified): 激动 - 焦虑 - 搅动
• Chinese (Traditional): 激動 - 焦慮 - 攪動
• Hindi: व्याकुलता - उत्तेजना - अशांति
• Arabic: اضطراب - قلق - تحريك
• Bengali: উত্তেজনা - অশান্তি - আন্দোলন
• Russian: волнение - возбуждение - агитация
• Japanese: 動揺 - 興奮 - 攪拌
• Vietnamese: kích động - sự khuấy động
• Korean: 불안 - 동요 - 교반
• Turkish: heyecan - huzursuzluk - kargaşa
• Urdu: بے چینی - اضطراب - اشتعال
• Indonesian: kegelisahan - agitasi - pengadukan

جمل نموذجية

She showed signs of agitation before the exam.

basic

The patient was in a state of agitation.

basic

The agitation of the water helped dissolve the powder.

basic

There was visible agitation among the crowd during the protest.

natural

He tried to hide his agitation, but his hands kept shaking.

natural

Political agitation grew after the new law was announced.

natural