拉菲兔兔
nervous 英 ['nɜːvəs] 美 ['nɜːrvəs]
释义：adj. 神经的，神经细胞的，神经性的；焦虑的；神经质的，紧张的，不安的；易兴奋的
副词: nervously 名词: nervousness
例句
用作形容词 (adj.)
1、The doctors shall operate on his central nervous system.
医生们将要对他的中枢神经系统动手术。
2、He is suffering from nervous tension.
他正受神经紧张之苦。
3、They can also help come calm and control nervous horses and got cheap guard sheep and gots goats on farms.
它们也可以使紧张焦虑的马平静下来，它们同样可以保卫绵羊和山羊。
4、The merest little thing makes him nervous.
最微不足道的小事也会使他紧张。
5、I have never seen anyone so nervous. He was sweating like a pig as he waited for the results of the interview.
我从未看到过这么紧张的人。他在等待面试结果时，紧张得满身大汗。
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近义词的用法
edgy英 ['edʒi] 美 ['edʒi]
释义：adj. 急躁的；尖利的；刀口锐利的
副词: edgily 比较级: edgier 最高级: edgiest 名词: edginess
例句
用作形容词 (adj.)
1、He has an edgy temper.
他性情急躁。
2、He was edgy and irritable. It was conceivable that he could blow up.
他急躁易怒，可以想到他是会发火的。
3、The parents have been a bit edgy lately, waiting for their children's examination results.
父母们近来一直有点儿紧张，等待孩子们的考试成绩。
4、The edgy stick may be dangerous to play with.
玩这种尖利的棍子有危险。
umaumauhauha
tension，英 ['tenʃn]，美 ['tenʃn]
n. 紧张；拉力；张力；紧张状态；[电]电压
vt. 使拉紧；使绷紧
形容词: tensional 过去式: tensioned 过去分词: tensioned 现在分词: tensioning 第三人称单数: tensions
例句：The tension is building up.
形势逐步紧张起来。
近义词
anxiety，英 [æŋ'zaɪəti]，美 [æŋ'zaɪəti]
n. 焦虑；担心；渴望
名词复数: anxieties
例句：It proved difficult to disguise his anxiety.
他的焦虑难以掩饰。
孤山幽灵
nervous
英 [ˈnɜ:vəs] 美 [ˈnɜ:rvəs]
adj.
神经质的;紧张不安的;焦虑的
词汇难度：高考 / CET4 / 考研 / TOEFL / TEM4
比较级： more nervous 最高级： most nervous
双语例句
The party has become deeply nervous about its prospects of winning the next election
该党对赢得下一次选举的前景深感忧虑。
