jittery in Chinese
jittery in Chinese is 銳利 — jittery means nervous, anxious, or unable to keep still.
jittery in Chinese
銳利
Pronounced: ruì lì
nervy, jumpy, on edge
What does "jittery" mean?
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adj Nervous, anxious, or unable to keep still.
"She felt jittery before walking on stage."
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adj Showing unwanted small, rapid variations, especially in an electronic signal or image.
"The video feed looked jittery over the slow connection."
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jittery in a sentence
- She felt jittery before walking on stage.
- Too much coffee left him jittery all morning.
- The video feed looked jittery over the slow connection.
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What is "jittery" in Chinese?
"jittery" in Chinese is 銳利. jittery means: Nervous, anxious, or unable to keep still.
How do you pronounce 銳利?
"jittery" in Chinese is 銳利, pronounced "ruì lì".
How do you use "jittery" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt jittery before walking on stage." In Chinese, "jittery" is 銳利.
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