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inquietud
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I. disquiet [Am dɪsˈkwaɪət, Brit dɪsˈkwʌɪət] N U form
disquiet
inquietud f
disquiet
intranquilidad f
disquiet
desasosiego m
II. disquiet [Am dɪsˈkwaɪət, Brit dɪsˈkwʌɪət] VB trans form
disquiet
inquietar
there was some disquiet in the ranks MIL
había cierta inquietud entre las tropas
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
intranquilidad
disquiet
la falta de información intranquilizaba a los familiares
the lack of information caused unease o disquiet among the families
la noticia ha producido desazón entre los empleados
the news has caused unease o disquiet o anxiety o a sense of uneasiness among the employees
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to disquiet
I. disquiet [dɪˈskwaɪət] N no pl
disquiet
inquietud f
disquiet over sth
inquietud acerca de algo
II. disquiet [dɪˈskwaɪət] VB trans
disquiet
inquietar
I. disquiet [dɪs·ˈkwaɪ·ət] N
disquiet
inquietud f
disquiet over sth
inquietud acerca de algo
II. disquiet [dɪs·ˈkwaɪ·ət] VB trans
disquiet
inquietar
Present
Idisquiet
youdisquiet
he/she/itdisquiets
wedisquiet
youdisquiet
theydisquiet
Past
Idisquieted
youdisquieted
he/she/itdisquieted
wedisquieted
youdisquieted
theydisquieted
Present Perfect
Ihavedisquieted
youhavedisquieted
he/she/ithasdisquieted
wehavedisquieted
youhavedisquieted
theyhavedisquieted
Past Perfect
Ihaddisquieted
youhaddisquieted
he/she/ithaddisquieted
wehaddisquieted
youhaddisquieted
theyhaddisquieted
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disquiet over sth
inquietud acerca de algo
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
The reason for this disquiet is not far to seek.
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Though she loves freely, she is disquieted when people actually fall in love with her since she can't give them what they desire.
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The remorse associated with some extreme shopping activity may be, again, a sign of some deeper disquiet.
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The piece is an experimental documentary on the structure of a brain, reflecting the disquiet of an artist and his distorted vision of the world.
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The perceived threat of the power loom has led to disquiet and industrial unrest.
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