nervioso
/neɾˈbjoso/, [neɾˈβ̞jo.so]highly strung, nervous
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Tomás me contó que eras un poco nervioso.
Tom told me you were a little nervous.
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Estaba tan nervioso que no podía dormir.
I was so excited that I could not fall asleep.
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Estoy nervioso por el resultado.
I feel nervous about the result.
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Me está poniendo nervioso.
It's making me nervous.
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Tom parece nervioso.
Tom seems to be nervous.
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Estaba cansado y nervioso por exceso de trabajo.
He was tired and nervous from overwork.
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Pensé que Tom estaría nervioso, pero él estaba muy relajado.
I thought Tom would be nervous, but he was very relaxed.
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Tom se puso nervioso.
Tom got nervous.
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Siempre estoy muy nervioso.
I'm always very nervous.
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Ella se le quedó mirando y eso le puso muy nervioso.
She stared at him and that made him very nervous.
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Cuando conocí a Betty estaba nervioso.
The first time I met Betty, I was nervous.
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Yo también estoy nervioso.
I'm nervous, too.
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No estoy nervioso.
I'm not nervous.
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Eso me pone nervioso.
It makes me nervous.
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Mi padre siempre se pone nervioso.
My father always gets nervous.
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No estés nervioso.
Don't be nervous.
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Tom parece estar más nervioso que yo.
Tom seems to be more nervous than I am.
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Nadie puede culparte por estar un poco nervioso.
No one can blame you for being a little nervous.
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Esta es mi primera vez, así que estoy un poco nervioso.
This is my first time, so I'm a little nervous.
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Está nervioso y emocionado.
He's nervous and excited.
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