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1 angespannt
I P.P. anspannenII Adj. Nerven, Person: tense(d up), taut; PHYS. intense; Aufmerksamkeit: rapt; politische Lage etc.: tense; (Lage auf dem) Arbeitsmarkt etc.: tight; (knapp) Mittel etc.: strained, overstretched; ein angespannter Tag a hard ( oder stressful) day; angespannte Finanzlage financial stringencyIII Adv. intensely; angespannt lauschen listen intently ( oder with rapt attention); angespannt arbeiten work at full stretch ( oder all out)* * *taut* * *an|ge|spannt ['angəʃpant]1. adj1) (= angestrengt) Nerven tense, strained; Aufmerksamkeit close, keenaufs höchste or Höchste angespannt sein — to be very or highly tense
2) (= bedrohlich) politische Lage tense, strained; (COMM) Markt, Lage tight, overstretched2. advdasitzen, verfolgen tensely; zuhören attentively, closelySee:→ auch anspannen* * *1) (excited; tense.) keyed up2) (very nervous.) strung up* * *an·ge·spanntI. adj1. (angestrengt) strained, tenseein \angespannter Mensch a tense person\angespannte Nerven strained nervesmit \angespannter Aufmerksamkeit with keen [or close] attention2. (kritisch) criticalein \angespannter Markt a tight [or overstretched] marketeine \angespannte politische Lage a strained [or tense] situationII. adv\angespannt wirken to seem tenseetw \angespannt verfolgen to follow sth tensely\angespannt zuhören to listen attentively [or closely]* * *1. 2.* * *B. adj Nerven, Person: tense(d up), taut; PHYS intense; Aufmerksamkeit: rapt; politische Lage etc: tense; (Lage auf dem) Arbeitsmarkt etc: tight; (knapp) Mittel etc: strained, overstretched;ein angespannter Tag a hard ( oder stressful) day;angespannte Finanzlage financial stringencyC. adv intensely;angespannt lauschen listen intently ( oder with rapt attention);angespannt arbeiten work at full stretch ( oder all out)* * *1. 2.* * *adj.strained adj.stressed adj.tense adj.
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