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jitters
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/ˈdʒɪtəz/
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/ˈdʒɪtərz/
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jitters
noun
jitters
pl
UK
/ˈdʒɪt.əz/
US
/ˈdʒɪt.ɚz/
тревога
He had the jitters on the first day of his new job.
У него была тревога в первый день на новой работе.
нервозность
She felt the jitters before her big presentation.
Она почувствовала нервозность перед своей большой презентацией.
дрожь
The strong coffee gave him the jitters.
Крепкий кофе вызвал у него дрожь.
Synonyms
nervousness
anxiety
uneasiness
edginess
tension
restlessness
apprehension
trepidation
agitation
fidgets
Antonyms
serenity
composure
tranquility
calm
jitter
noun
jitters
pl
jitters
pl
дрожь
The jitter in his hands was noticeable when he was nervous.
Дрожь в его руках была заметна, когда он нервничал.
помехи
The network experienced jitter, causing delays in the video call.
Сеть испытала помехи, что вызвало задержки в видеозвонке.
Additional translations
трепет
Synonyms
anxiety
twitch
shudder
tremor
nervousness
jitter
verb
jitters
jittered
Past Simple
jittered
Past Participle
jittering
Gerund
UK
/ˈdʒɪtə/
US
/ˈdʒɪtər/
дрожать
He began to jitter with nervousness before the presentation.
Он начал дрожать от нервозности перед презентацией.
Synonyms
shake
tremble
quiver
twitch
shiver
wiggle
Definitions
jitters
noun
A feeling of nervousness, anxiety, or unease, often before an important event.
She had the jitters before her big presentation at work.
Slight, rapid, and irregular movement or trembling, often caused by nervousness or excitement.
He tried to steady his hands, but the jitters made it difficult to hold the cup.
jitter
noun
A feeling of nervousness or unease, often accompanied by slight physical trembling.
Before the big presentation, she felt a case of the jitters.
Small, rapid, and irregular movements or fluctuations, often in the context of electronic signals or data transmission.
The engineer worked to reduce the jitter in the video signal to improve quality.
jitter
verb
To move or shake with a slight but rapid motion.
The old washing machine began to jitter as it reached the spin cycle.
To be nervous or act in a nervous way.
She began to jitter before her big presentation.
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