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

• This highlights one crucial risk, Mr Neumann explained. Prices can quickly escalate if jittery consumers and public officials see supply risks looming, even if these are more perceived than real.
  这突显出一个至关重要的风险，纽曼解释道，如果心理紧张的消费者和政府官员认为供应风险迫在眉睫，价格就可能迅速飙升，哪怕这种风险更多是心理上的，而非真实存在的。
• It is also jittery about the "Occupy" movement that has been sweeping the West.
  席卷西方的“占领”运动也使政府感到风声鹤唳。
• 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。
• 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。
• It was probably at this jittery stage of his life that he started gambling.
  他很可能就是在一生中这个惊惶不安的阶段开始赌博的。
• Fraud allegations against several Chinese firms have made investors jittery, too.
  对几家中国公司真假难辨的评论也弄得投资者神经紧张。
• I got too jittery this week.
  这个星期我太神经紧张了。
• Analysts said the central bank initiatives were likely to help conditions, but warned that credit markets remained jittery.
  分析师称，央行的上述措施可能有助于改善环境，但他们同时警告称，信贷市场仍紧张不安。
• And in these jittery post-recession days, everyone is wondering just what it all means.
  在经济衰退过后紧张不安的日子里，每个人都在想这意味着什么。
• 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。