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anxious in Portuguese

anxious in Portuguese is desconfortável, ansioso, receoso — anxious means feeling nervous or worried, especially about something uncertain or upcoming.

anxious in Portuguese

desconfortável
adj
Nervous and worried.
ansioso
adj
ansioso
adj
(of things) Accompanied with, or causing, anxiety; worrying.
receoso
adj
(of things) Accompanied with, or causing, anxiety; worrying.

What does "anxious" mean?

  1. adj Feeling nervous or worried, especially about something uncertain or upcoming.
    "I always feel anxious before speaking in front of a large group."
  2. adj Eagerly wanting something, often with a hint of impatience.
    "The children were anxious to open their presents as soon as they woke."
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anxious in a sentence

  • I always feel anxious before speaking in front of a large group.
  • She was anxious about her exam results.
  • The children were anxious to open their presents as soon as they woke.
  • I'm anxious for you to meet my sister, because you will get on well.

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What is "anxious" in Portuguese?
"anxious" in Portuguese is desconfortável, ansioso, receoso. anxious means: Feeling nervous or worried, especially about something uncertain or upcoming.
How do you use "anxious" in a sentence?
Example: "I always feel anxious before speaking in front of a large group." In Portuguese, "anxious" is desconfortável, ansioso, receoso.
Are there other ways to say "anxious" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "anxious": desconfortável, ansioso, receoso.
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