nerviosa

/neɾˈbjosa/, [neɾˈβ̞jo.sa]

nervous

Adjective nerviosa f sg

Examples

Tom podía observar que María se estaba poniendo muy nerviosa.

Tom could see Mary was getting very nervous.

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El zumbido de las abejas me pone un poco nerviosa.

The buzzing of the bees makes me a little nervous.

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No quería que te pusieras nerviosa.

I didn't want you to get nervous.

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Cuando discutía con su marido se puso tan nerviosa que rompió a llorar.

She got so carried away when arguing with her husband that she burst into tears.

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Eso me pone nerviosa.

It makes me nervous.

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Ella estaba muy nerviosa por su primer vuelo.

She was quite nervous about her first flight.

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Ella está al borde de una crisis nerviosa.

She is on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

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Estaba un poco nerviosa.

I was a little nervous.

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Estaba muy nerviosa cuando despegó el avión.

I was very nervous as the plane took off.

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Estoy muy nerviosa.

I'm very nervous.

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