worried

UK
/ˈwʌr.ɪd/
US
/ˈwɝː.id/
worriedadjective
more worried
Comp.
most worried
Super.
UK
/ˈwʌr.ɪd/
US
/ˈwɝː.id/
Translations
She looked worried about the exam results.
Она выглядела обеспокоенной результатами экзамена.
He had a worried expression on his face.
У него было встревоженное выражение лица.
The worried parents waited for news about their child.
Озабоченные родители ждали новостей о своем ребенке.
Definitions
Feeling or showing concern or anxiety about a potential problem or situation.
She looked worried when she heard the news about the storm approaching.
worryverb

worried

Past Simple

worried
Past Simple
worried
Past Participle
worrying
Gerund
UK
/ˈwʌri/
US
/ˈwɜːri/
Translations
I often worry about my future.
Я часто беспокоюсь о своем будущем.
She tends to worry when things don't go as planned.
Она склонна волноваться, когда дела идут не по плану.
Parents worry about their children's safety.
Родители тревожатся о безопасности своих детей.
беспокоитьО том, что вызывает тревогу или беспокойство у кого-либо.
The news of the storm worried the residents of the coastal town.
Новость о шторме беспокоила жителей прибрежного города.
тревожитьО том, что вызывает устойчивую тревогу или беспокойство.
The delay worried her.
Задержка тревожила её.
дониматьО назойливом, повторяющемся действии, которое раздражает или утомляет.
The reporters worried the minister with repeated questions.
Журналисты донимали министра повторяющимися вопросами.
теребитьО нервном, беспокойном движении руками или пальцами.
She worried the chain of her necklace while waiting for the interview to begin.
Она теребила цепочку на шее, ожидая начала собеседования.
грызтьО животном; грызть, тянуть или кусать что-либо снова и снова.
The puppy happily worried the old slipper until it was in tatters.
Щенок с удовольствием грыз старый тапок, пока тот не превратился в лохмотья.
Additional translations
травитьО животных; преследовать, хватать или рвать добычу/скот.
Definitions
To feel or express anxiety or concern about something.
She tends to worry about her children's safety when they are out late.
To cause someone to feel anxious or concerned.
The news of the storm worried the residents of the coastal town.
To harass or bother persistently.
The dog would worry the sheep by chasing them around the field.
To touch, twist, or handle something repeatedly in a nervous or restless manner.
She worried the chain of her necklace while waiting for the interview to begin.
Of an animal, to bite, tug at, or gnaw something repeatedly.
The puppy happily worried the old slipper until it was in tatters.
worrynoun
Definitions
A state of anxiety and uncertainty over actual or potential problems.
Her main worry was whether she would be able to find a job after graduation.
A source of anxiety or concern.
The health of her parents was a constant worry for her.
The act of worrying livestock, especially by dogs.
The worry of sheep by stray dogs was a serious problem for the farm.
worryadjective
Definitions
Attributive: relating to or denoting an object associated with relieving or expressing anxiety.
He keeps a worry stone in his pocket.