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Definition of jumpy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- She felt jumpy after watching the horror movie..
2.
movementcharacterized by jerky movements
- The video was jumpy and hard to follow..
Expressions with jumpy
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very nervous or easily startled
She was jumpy as a cat before the big presentation.
Origin of jumpy
English, jump (to leap) + -y (characterized by)
Terms with jumpy included in their meaning
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mental mood
tense, jumpy or waiting anxiously for what will happen
anxious jumpy
very anxious, jumpy, or easily startled
emotion
nervous or jumpy
Examples of jumpy in a sentence
She gets jumpy when she hears sudden sounds. The footage was jumpy and made me dizzy. His jumpy movements revealed his nervousness.
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- French:nerveux, saccadé, ...
- German:nervös, ruckartig, ...
- Italian:nervosa, scattoso, ...
- Spanish:nerviosa, entrecortado, ...
- Portuguese:assustada, tremido, ...
- Chinese:紧张的, 不稳定的, ...
- Japanese:びくびくした, ぎこちない, ...
- Arabic:عَصَبِي, مُتَقَطِّع, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹפְצָנִי, מְקֻטָּע, ...
- Russian:пугливый, дерганый, ...
- Ukrainian:нервовий, смиканий, ...
- Hindi:घबराया हुआ, झटकेदार, ...
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