worrying in Italian
worrying in Italian is preoccupante, inquietante — worrying means causing anxiety or concern.
worrying in Italian
preoccupante
Inducing worry.
inquietante
Inducing worry.
What does "worrying" mean?
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adj Causing anxiety or concern.
"The doctor said the test results were nothing worrying at all."
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noun The act of feeling or causing anxiety.
"Constant worrying kept her awake for most of the night."
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worrying in a sentence
- The doctor said the test results were nothing worrying at all.
- It is worrying that the children have not phoned to say they arrived.
- Constant worrying kept her awake for most of the night.
- Stop your worrying, because everything will be fine by the morning.
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What is "worrying" in Italian?
"worrying" in Italian is preoccupante, inquietante. worrying means: Causing anxiety or concern.
How do you use "worrying" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor said the test results were nothing worrying at all." In Italian, "worrying" is preoccupante, inquietante.
Are there other ways to say "worrying" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "worrying": preoccupante, inquietante.
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