Translations for „antsy“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

antsy ADJ

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antsy (very nervous, worried, or unpleasantly excited)

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I am certain parents are a bit antsy as well.

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Usually you're a little jumpy and antsy wanting to hit when you get up there for your first time up.

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He stated that he became antsy...

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Sure, you could read a book or put on your walkman but there was no way to "time travel" away when feeling antsy or bored.

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It's enough to make lawyers antsy about their future.

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Inc., tells stories of scouting out emergency waiting rooms, looking for friends of victims who might be antsy for revenge.

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Meaning it takes its sweet storytelling time, in that meandering way that works well for novels, but might make some theatergoers antsy.

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School is out (or will be soon), and the warm weather has us feeling antsy to explore the world.

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Speed it up, please -- viewers are antsy for real plotting surprises, not for formulaic development they can see coming a mile away.

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Children the same age as those who died got antsy in the capacity-filled lobby.

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