Translations for „nervy“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

nervy [ˈnɜ:vi, Am ˈnɜ:r-] ADJ

1. nervy Brit (nervous):

nervy

zdenerwowany

nervy

podenerwowany

2. nervy AM pej (rude):

nervy

zuchwały

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English

A tight, nervy affair was not settled until the 88th minute.

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He is tall and nervy and wearing tatty blue overalls.

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It wasn't nervy in the second half, the team was so close and compact.

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A few nervy moments ensued before he was given not out.

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However, for all his talent he was a nervy and unconfident player, lacking assurance when one-on-one with an attacker, and prone to making high-profile mistakes.

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When the tension ratcheted up, he tweeted several nervy expletives.

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Where chasing a small target can be nervy, he waltzed his side past 50 by the ninth over.

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I had been not a little nervy about this interview.

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Miller was a nervy pilot, with his navigator saying that every landing was a close shave.

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Expect a fiercely contested and nervy 90 minutes, neither side can afford to lose this one.

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