antsy no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

Traduções para antsy no dicionário inglês»francês

antsy [Brit ˈantsi, americ ˈæntsi] ADJ americ coloq

antsy

nerveux/-euse

to feel antsy

ne pas tenir en place

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He stated that he became antsy...

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Meaning it takes its sweet storytelling time, in that meandering way that works well for novels, but might make some theatergoers antsy.

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The work week is coming to a close and you're antsy and excited.

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So, yes, it's time to move things along here, before one of the most talented players in franchise history gets old -- or antsy.

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If the clients are standing on concrete floors and staring at cinder block walls, they might start to get a little antsy.

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We managed to work on a few things together before he started getting antsy.

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We're getting a little antsy in the hotel.

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Inc., tells stories of scouting out emergency waiting rooms, looking for friends of victims who might be antsy for revenge.

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We were counting down the weeks until summer vacation (probably about eight or nine to go) and everyone was getting a bit antsy.

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If the demand-side starts getting antsy that the supply-side is getting feisty, that's even better.

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