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adjective (nervous; easily upset: He has been very jumpy and irritable lately.) nerviosotr['ʤʌmpɪ]1 nervioso,-aadj.• alborotadizo, -a adj.• asustadizo, -a adj.• nervioso, -a adj.• saltón, -ona adj.'dʒʌmpiadjective -pier, -piest nervioso['dʒʌmpɪ]ADJ (compar jumpier) (superl jumpiest) nervioso; (=easily startled) asustadizo* * *['dʒʌmpi]adjective -pier, -piest nervioso -
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(b) Stock Exchange instable, fluctuant(c) (fitful, jerky → style, gestures etc) saccadé
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