fidgety in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for fidgety in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fidgety [Am ˈfɪdʒədi, Brit ˈfɪdʒɪti] ADJ

fidgety person/mood:

fidgety

inquieto

to get fidgety

ponerse inquieto

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movedizo (movediza)

fidgety

fidgety in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fidgety in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fidgety [ˈfɪdʒɪti] ADJ

fidgety

inquieto, -a

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tener azogue en el cuerpo

to be fidgety

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But sprinkle a little grass and rain and suddenly all the batsmen seem fidgety.

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This is where the sufferer is agitated, fidgety and potentially aggressive.

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The audience relaxed into a fidgety sense of relief, the men touching their ties, the women patting their hair.

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If he is hyperactive and fidgety then he usually perishes early on but if he is calm and controlled he normally makes his opponents pay.

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When we finally do get to sleep, it's often fidgety and disturbed.

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They alternate between aggression and submissiveness, fidgety restraint and turbulent fantasy.

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Charlie was fidgety, leaving the restaurant to pace around outside.

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The group of fidgety children cheered when they heard the news and their faces broke into huge smiles.

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At the plate, he's got just the right amount of fidgety, and he makes a lot of contact.

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He was fidgety hands, legs, everything moving but there was something about his eyes.

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