Antsy Meaning in English
word
ˈæntsi
ANT-see
ˈæntsi
ANT-see
释义
Feeling nervous, restless, or unable to sit still, usually because you are excited, worried, or waiting for something.
用法与细微差别
'Antsy' is informal and mainly used in American English. It describes physical restlessness caused by impatience, excitement, or nervousness. Common in spoken language: 'get antsy', 'feel antsy'. Not used in very formal writing.
Spanish: inquieto - ansiosoPortuguese (BR): inquieto - ansiosoPortuguese (PT): inquieto - ansiosoChinese (Simplified): 坐立不安 - 焦躁Chinese (Traditional): 坐立不安 - 焦躁Hindi: बेचैन - घबराया हुआArabic: متململ - قلقBengali: অস্থির - ছটফটRussian: нервный - беспокойный - неспокойныйJapanese: そわそわした - 落ち着かないVietnamese: bồn chồn - đứng ngồi không yênKorean: 안달하는 - 안절부절못하는Turkish: sabırsız - kıpır kıpırUrdu: بےچین - بےقرارIndonesian: gelisah - tidak bisa diam
例句
The children were antsy during the long meeting.
basic
She feels antsy waiting for her exam results.
basic
He gets antsy if he sits still for too long.
basic
I always get antsy before a big presentation.
natural
After sitting in traffic for an hour, everyone started getting antsy.
natural
Kids get antsy if there’s nothing to do on a rainy day.
natural