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How is the word взволнованный translated from Russian to English

Нервный, встревоженный, неспособный успокоиться.

Nervous, upset and unable to stay calm.

adjective
English translation
agitated

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  • Она стала взволнованной, ожидая новостей. — She grew agitated while waiting for the news.

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FAQ about “взволнованный”

How is “взволнованный” translated from Russian?
“взволнованный” translates into English as “agitated”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “взволнованный” mean?
Meaning of “взволнованный”: Нервный, встревоженный, неспособный успокоиться. In English — “agitated”.
What part of speech is “взволнованный”?
“взволнованный” is a adjective.
Where can I see examples with “взволнованный”?
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