Translation of Slovak word "nervozita" to English
nervozita
/nɛrvɔzita/
How to use
Feminine abstract noun declined according to the žena pattern (genitive singular nervozity, dative/locative nervozite). Denotes nervousness, restlessness, or jittery anxiety. Common collocations include stúpajúca nervozita (rising nervousness) and ovládnuť nervozitu (to control one's nerves).
🇬🇧 English
nervousness
Example sentence
Pred pohovorom ju premohla silná nervozita.
Strong nervousness overcame her before the interview.
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Common phrases
- ovládnuť nervozitu— to get one's nervousness under control
- stúpajúca nervozita— mounting / rising nervousness
- prejavy nervozity— signs / manifestations of nervousness
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What does the Slovak word "nervozita" mean?▼
The Slovak word "nervozita" means "nervousness" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Pred pohovorom ju premohla silná nervozita." (which translates as "Strong nervousness overcame her before the interview.").
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