jitters

名词神经过敏; 极度紧张; 激动(jitter的复数)

动词紧张不安; 使激动; 抖动(jitter的三单形式); 神经过敏地说

1. 神经过敏：jitteriness 神经过敏 | jitters 神经过敏 | jittery 神经过敏的

2. 担心,害怕,神经过敏：7.Sistine Chapel:梵蒂冈的西斯廷教堂 | 1.jitters:担心,害怕,神经过敏. | 2.fallout:n.某特定事件所引起的结果

3. 吉特斯：Invader Ant入侵蚁 | Jitters吉特斯 | Liberty Prime自由先锋号

4. 忧虑：take stage 担任主要角色 | jitters 忧虑 | jump-start 推动

1. 紧张不安；心神不定
    If you have the jitters, you feel extremely nervous, for example because you have to do something important or because you are expecting important news.

    e.g. I had a case of the jitters during my first two speeches...
           我在最初两次讲演时感到非常紧张。
    e.g. Officials feared that any public announcements would only increase market jitters.
           政府官员担心任何公开声明只会加重市场恐慌。

1. It was certainly no coincidence that this week's sudden outbreak of market jitters came on the heels of some disquieting economic data.

2. But while the result clearly produced more jubilation than jitters, there were also some deep concerns.

3. As soon as he put up his first slide, my jitters dissipated.

4. Asian stocks tumbled Thursday as a sharp drop on Wall Street overnight and expectations of higher US interest rates sent jitters through the region's markets.

5. The frenzy has added mounting jitters to fund managers who run the massive stockpile for the millions of punters.

6. International financial markets are always relatively vulnerable at the start of a year, when even the slightest hiccup can trigger jitters through markets with stocks tumbling.

7. And The Washington Post reported Saturday that local jitters appeared to be multiplying.

8. Chinese share prices opened slightly lower Friday, with market sentiment dampened more or less by overnight jitters on the US stock market.

9. jitters的意思

9. Japan's top government spokesman said yesterday that the economy remains on the road to recovery, while refraining to comment on recent jitters in stock markets.

10. jitters的解释

10. The jitters really started to get to the Heat after that, their possessions looking more panicked and never getting better.

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