Get into a stew Meaning in English
expression
ˈɡɛt/, /ˈɡɪt/ /ˈɪntu/, /ɪnˈtu/, /ɪntə/ /ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈstu
GET-IN-too-uh-STOO
ɡˈɛt/ /ˈɪntʊ/ /æɪ/ /stjˈuː
get-IN-tuh-STYOO
释义
To become very worried, anxious, or upset about something, often more than is necessary.
用法与细微差别
Informal, mainly British English. Used humorously or lightly about becoming worried or upset. Often follows 'don't'. Not commonly used in American English.
Spanish: ponerse nervioso - preocuparse muchoPortuguese (BR): ficar muito preocupado - ficar nervosoPortuguese (PT): ficar muito preocupado - ficar nervosoChinese (Simplified): 变得焦虑不安 - 变得担心Chinese (Traditional): 變得焦慮不安 - 變得擔心Hindi: बेचैन हो जाना - बहुत चिंतित होनाArabic: يقلق كثيراً - يتوترBengali: খুব দুশ্চিন্তায় পড়া - অতিরিক্ত উদ্বিগ্ন হওয়াRussian: волноваться - сильно переживатьJapanese: とても心配になる - 不安になるVietnamese: lo lắng quá mức - căng thẳngKorean: 매우 걱정하다 - 불안해지다Turkish: çok telaşlanmak - endişelenmekUrdu: بہت زیادہ پریشان ہونا - مضطرب ہو جاناIndonesian: jadi sangat cemas - menjadi khawatir
例句
Don't get into a stew about the exam. You'll do fine.
basic
She always gets into a stew when her boss calls her suddenly.
basic
Try not to get into a stew over little problems.
basic
Every time the train is late, my dad gets into a stew and starts checking his watch.
natural
You always get into a stew about nothing—just relax!
natural
I got into a stew waiting for my test results, but everything turned out okay.
natural