jittery

英 [ˈdʒɪtəri]

美 [ˈdʒɪtəri]

adj.  紧张不安的; 心神不宁的

Collins.1 / BNC.21381 / COCA.16861

牛津词典

adj.

• 紧张不安的；心神不宁的
  anxious and nervous

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 紧张不安的;举止慌张的
  If someone isjittery, they feel nervous or are behaving nervously.
  1. International investors have become jittery about the country's economy.
     国际投资者已对该国的经济状况感到紧张不安。

英英释义

adj

• being in a tense state
  Synonym:edgyhigh-strunghighly strungjumpynervyoverstrungrestiveuptight
• characterized by jerky movements
  1. a jittery ride

双语例句

• The government is attempting to assuage jittery voters with promises of a reformed nuclear industry.
  日本政府承诺将对核电行业进行改革，希望借此缓解选民的紧张情绪。
• But a jittery oil market is likely to send prices higher, helping Iran but not oil consumers.
  但石油市场的紧张情绪可能会推高油价，这样会更有利于伊朗而不是石油消费者。
• The governments that have problems borrowing, the European Central Bank and the British government warned that to push this principle when markets were jittery would frighten investors.
  举债困难的国家政府、欧洲央行（ECB）和英国政府均警告，在市场动荡时推行这一原则会吓着投资者。
• Congress was in a jittery mood after the unexpected speech by the president.
  总统发表了出人意料的演讲后，国会里一片恐慌。
• It just reflects how jittery these markets are.
  这反映出这些市场有多么不安。
• You seem a little jittery.
  你像是有点神经过敏。
• And more is often less: Overdo it on caffeine and it can make you jittery and uncomfortable.
  而且喝的越多作用通常越小：咖啡因摄入过量，会使你神经紧张，不适。
• Being jittery about the interview can result in cold, clammy hands, which create a negative impression.
  情绪紧张地来参加面试会使你伸出的手冰冷潮湿，会给雇主留下负面印象。
• This can lead to jittery looking objects, because physics and graphics are not completely in sync.
  这可能导致物体抖动，因为物理和显卡不完全同步。
• Stocks were rising again, but people were jittery.
  随后股票再度回升，但人们仍然紧张不安。