tizz in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tizz in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tizzy [Am ˈtɪzi, Brit ˈtɪzi], tizz [tɪz] N inf

to be in/get in(to) a tizzy

estar/ponerse nervioso

tizz in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tizz in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tizz [tɪz] N, tizzy [ˈtɪzi] N inf

tizz

excitación f

to be in a tizz

estar aturdido

tizz Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be in a tizz

estar aturdido

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Storm has got herself into a tizz.

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The moment got fans all in a tizz as many questioned how she would be able to lie on her front with such a large bump.

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Royal protocol has been breached once more, and the chatterati is all in a tizz.

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The only pomposity on the air waves was yours: you sounded like a luvvy in a tizz because his moment in the spotlight was compromised by others' doubts.

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Now, at last, it's showing some signs of life and the rulers of the universe who inhabit the place are in a bit of a tizz.

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