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1 неспокойствие
restlessness, uneasiness; unrest* * *nervousness* * *restlessness, uneasiness; unrest -
2 загриженост
1. concern, anxiety2. (безпокойство) nervousness, uneasiness, restlessness* * *загрѝженост,ж., само ед.1. concern, concernedness, anxiety, solicitude;2. ( безпокойство) nervousness, uneasiness, restlessness.* * *anxiety; solicitude* * *1. (безпокойство) nervousness, uneasiness, restlessness 2. concern, anxiety -
3 нервнича
be nervous/restless/restive, show signs of nervousness/restlessness, разг. jitter, be jittery* * *нѐрвнича,гл., мин. св. деят. прич. нѐрвничил be nervous/restless/restive, show signs of nervousness/restlessness, разг. jitter, be jittery.* * *jitter* * *be nervous/restless/restive, show signs of nervousness/restlessness, разг. jitter, be jittery -
4 припряност
impatience, restlessness; nervousness* * *припря̀ност,ж., само ед. impatience, restlessness; nervousness.* * *impatience; hurry{`hXri}* * *impatience, restlessness; nervousness -
5 нервност
nervousness, nervosity, nerves, разг. nerviness, jitters; a fit of nerves(постоянно местене) мед. titubation* * *нѐрвност,ж., само ед. nervousness, nervosity, nerves, restlessness, restiveness, edginess; разг. nerviness, jitters; a fit of nerves; мед. ( постоянно местене) titubation; проявявам \нервност show signs of nervousness/restlessness.* * *nervousness;fidgetiness; nerve{`nx;v}; nerviness; nervosity* * *1. (постоянно местене) мед. titubation 2. nervousness, nervosity, nerves, разг. nerviness, jitters;a fit of nerves 3. проявявам НЕРВНОСТ вж. нервнича -
6 неустойчивост на курс
кораб.restlessnessБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > неустойчивост на курс
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7 неспокойство
неспоко̀йство,ср., само ед. restlessness, uneasiness, unquietness, unrest.
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