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单词 restless
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restless

The sun and moon link the two work zones in your chart and can make you feel restless.As an adolescent he would wander the streets of Montreal at night consumed with restless energy.They were still restless at the convention.Why might young men be getting restless faster?Which makes me feel like a restless human.And some of her less familiar tracks left the audience a little restless.You sense it is already causing a few restless nights.The arts are not for the bored and restless looking for something to pass a few hours.The reality is that leaders get restless if they are forced to sit still for long.The foxes feel restless without their escape route.This is a common reason for a restless night.That may account for his restless determination to get things done.Other clues are weight loss and feeling restless.Perhaps these dark thoughts are why he can be restless at night.People getting restless at a festive family do?You're restless and anxious about opportunities passing you by.The audience became restless towards the end, and no wonder.The audience was growing restless.But I would be restless and bored.He was boredom personified -- restless, impatient to be away.Then, restless and dissatisfied, she decided to escape.Some may feel anxious, restless, irritable or dizzy. Still, his restless, slightly neurotic stage manner held our attention until the end.Significantly, the audience was restless, not rapt.

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restless

British English: restless /ˈrɛstlɪs/ ADJECTIVE
If you are restless, you are bored or dissatisfied, and want to do something else.
I got restless and applied for a new job.
  • American English: restless
  • Arabic: قَلِق
  • Brazilian Portuguese: inquieto
  • Chinese: 不安宁的
  • Croatian: nemiran
  • Czech: neklidný
  • Danish: hvileløs
  • Dutch: rusteloos
  • European Spanish: inquieto
  • Finnish: levoton
  • French: agité
  • German: ruhelos
  • Greek: αεικίνητος
  • Italian: irrequieto
  • Japanese: 落ち着かない
  • Korean: 불안한
  • Norwegian: rastløs
  • Polish: niespokojny
  • European Portuguese: inquieto
  • Romanian: neliniștit
  • Russian: беспокойный
  • Latin American Spanish: inquieto
  • Swedish: rastlös
  • Thai: เบื่อและไม่พอใจ
  • Turkish: huzursuz
  • Ukrainian: неспокійний
  • Vietnamese: bất ổn

Chinese translation of 'restless'

restless

(ˈrɛstlɪs)

adj

  1. (= dissatisfied) 焦躁不安的 (jiāozào bù'ān de)
  2. (= fidgety) 坐立不安的 (zuòlì bù'ān de)
(adjective) 
Definition
unable to stay still or quiet
My father seemed very restless and excited.
Synonyms
unsettled
To tell the truth, I'm a bit unsettled tonight.
worried
I'm not worried about the future.
troubled
She sounded deeply troubled.
nervous
I get very nervous when I'm in the house alone at night.
disturbed
I was disturbed to find out that the dog was missing.
anxious
She admitted she was still anxious about the situation.
uneasy
He looked uneasy and refused to answer questions.
agitated
She seemed agitated about something.
unruly
edgy
She was nervous and edgy, waiting for the phone to ring.
fidgeting
on edge
Ever since their arrival she had felt on edge.
ill at ease
He seemed ill at ease in my company.
restive
The audience grew restive.
jumpy
I told myself not to be so jumpy.
fitful
fretful
an extremely fretful four-month old baby
fidgety
I was so fidgety and nervous.
unquiet
antsy (informal)
Opposites
easy
,
quiet
,
relaxed
,
comfortable
,
composed
,
undisturbed
,
restful
(adjective) 
Definition
not restful
He had spent a restless few hours on the plane.
Synonyms
sleepless
I have sleepless nights worrying about her.
disturbed
wakeful
Wakeful babies often continue to need little sleep as they grow older.
unsleeping
insomniac
tossing and turning
(adjective) 
He led a restless life.
Synonyms
moving
active
Having an active youngster about the house can be quite wearing.
wandering
a band of wandering musicians
unsettled
unstable
The situation is unstable and potentially dangerous.
bustling
turbulent
hurried
roving
transient
nomadic
unsteady
His unsteady relationship with his flatmates incited him to move out.
changeable
He was a man of changeable moods.
The forecast is for changeable weather.
footloose
irresolute
They launched the attack for fear of seeming irresolute.
inconstant
having itchy feet
Opposites
settled
,
stable
,
steady

Additional synonyms

in the sense of active
Definition
busy and energetic
Having an active youngster about the house can be quite wearing.
Synonyms
busy,
involved,
occupied,
engaged,
lively,
energetic,
bustling,
restless,
on the move,
strenuous,
tireless,
on the go (informal)
in the sense of agitated
She seemed agitated about something.
Synonyms
upset,
worried,
troubled,
disturbed,
shaken,
excited,
alarmed,
nervous,
anxious,
distressed,
rattled (informal),
distracted,
uneasy,
unsettled,
worked up,
ruffled,
unnerved,
disconcerted,
disquieted,
edgy,
flustered,
perturbed,
on edge,
fazed,
ill at ease,
hot under the collar (informal),
in a flap (informal),
hot and bothered (informal),
antsy (informal),
angsty,
all of a flutter (informal),
discomposed,
flapping (informal)
in the sense of anxious
Definition
causing anxiety
She admitted she was still anxious about the situation.
Synonyms
uneasy,
concerned,
worried,
troubled,
upset,
careful,
wired (slang),
nervous,
disturbed,
distressed,
uncomfortable,
tense,
fearful,
unsettled,
restless,
agitated,
taut,
disquieted,
apprehensive,
edgy,
watchful,
jittery (informal),
perturbed,
on edge,
ill at ease,
twitchy (informal),
solicitous,
overwrought,
fretful,
on tenterhooks,
in suspense,
hot and bothered,
unquiet (literary),
like a fish out of water,
antsy (informal),
angsty,
on pins and needles,
discomposed

Synonyms of 'restless'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of changeable
Definition
changing often
He was a man of changeable moods.The forecast is for changeable weather.
Synonyms
variable,
shifting,
mobile,
uncertain,
volatile,
unsettled,
unpredictable,
versatile,
unstable,
irregular,
erratic,
wavering,
uneven,
unreliable,
fickle,
temperamental,
whimsical,
mercurial,
capricious,
unsteady,
protean,
vacillating,
fitful,
mutable,
labile,
inconstant,
changeful,
fluid
in the sense of disturbed
Definition
emotionally upset, troubled, or maladjusted
I was disturbed to find out that the dog was missing.
Synonyms
worried,
concerned,
troubled,
upset,
bothered,
nervous,
anxious,
uneasy,
agitated,
disquieted,
apprehensive,
antsy (informal),
angsty (informal)
in the sense of edgy
Definition
nervous, irritable, or anxious
She was nervous and edgy, waiting for the phone to ring.
Synonyms
nervous,
wired (slang),
anxious,
tense,
irritable,
touchy,
uptight (informal),
on edge,
nervy (British, informal),
ill at ease,
restive,
twitchy (informal),
irascible,
tetchy,
chippy (informal),
on tenterhooks,
keyed up,
antsy (informal),
on pins and needles,
adrenalized
in the sense of fidgety
I was so fidgety and nervous.
Synonyms
restless,
nervous,
uneasy,
impatient,
jittery (informal),
on edge,
jerky,
restive,
jumpy,
twitchy (informal),
antsy (informal)
in the sense of fretful
Definition
irritable or upset
an extremely fretful four-month old baby
Synonyms
irritable,
cross,
worried,
complaining,
anxious,
unhappy,
uneasy,
edgy,
touchy,
fractious,
petulant,
out of sorts,
tetchy,
ratty (British, New Zealand, informal),
testy,
short-tempered,
querulous,
peevish,
splenetic,
crotchety (informal),
captious
in the sense of ill at ease
Definition
unable to relax
He seemed ill at ease in my company.
Synonyms
uncomfortable,
nervous,
tense,
strange,
wired (slang),
disturbed,
anxious,
awkward,
uneasy,
unsettled,
faltering,
unsure,
restless,
out of place,
self-conscious,
hesitant,
disquieted,
edgy,
on edge,
twitchy (informal),
on tenterhooks,
fidgety,
unquiet,
like a fish out of water,
antsy (informal),
unrelaxed,
on pins and needles (informal)
in the sense of inconstant
Definition
variable
Synonyms
unreliable,
variable,
uncertain,
volatile,
unsettled,
unstable,
inconsistent,
erratic,
wavering,
uneven,
fluctuating,
wayward,
fickle,
temperamental,
mercurial,
capricious,
unsteady,
changeable,
vacillating,
blowing hot and cold (informal),
mutable,
irresolute,
undependable,
changeful,
vagarious (rare)
in the sense of irresolute
Definition
unable to make decisions
They launched the attack for fear of seeming irresolute.
Synonyms
indecisive,
weak,
hesitating,
doubtful,
unsettled,
unstable,
tentative,
wavering,
hesitant,
undecided,
fickle,
unsteady,
infirm,
vacillating,
in two minds,
undetermined,
half-arsed (British, slang),
half-assed (US, Canadian, slang),
half-hearted
in the sense of jumpy
Definition
nervous or apprehensive
I told myself not to be so jumpy.
Synonyms
nervous,
anxious,
tense,
shaky,
restless,
agitated,
hyper (informal),
apprehensive,
jittery (informal),
on edge,
twitchy (informal),
fidgety,
timorous,
antsy (informal),
wired (slang)
in the sense of nervous
Definition
apprehensive or worried
I get very nervous when I'm in the house alone at night.
Synonyms
apprehensive,
anxious,
uneasy,
edgy,
worried,
wired (slang),
tense,
fearful,
shaky,
hysterical,
agitated,
ruffled,
timid,
hyper (informal),
jittery (informal),
uptight (informal),
flustered,
on edge,
excitable,
nervy (British, informal),
jumpy,
twitchy (informal),
fidgety,
timorous (literary),
highly strung,
antsy (informal),
toey (Australian, slang),
hesitant,
adrenalized

Additional synonyms

in the sense of on edge
Definition
nervous and irritable
Ever since their arrival she had felt on edge.
Synonyms
tense,
excited,
wired (slang),
nervous,
eager,
impatient,
irritable,
apprehensive,
edgy,
uptight (informal),
ill at ease,
twitchy (informal),
tetchy,
on tenterhooks,
keyed up,
antsy (informal),
adrenalized
in the sense of restive
Definition
restless or uneasy
The audience grew restive.
Synonyms
restless,
nervous,
uneasy,
impatient,
agitated,
unruly,
edgy,
jittery (informal),
recalcitrant,
on edge,
fractious,
ill at ease,
jumpy,
fretful,
fidgety,
refractory,
unquiet,
antsy (informal)
in the sense of troubled
She sounded deeply troubled.
Synonyms
anxious,
concerned,
worried,
upset,
bothered,
disturbed,
distressed,
dismayed,
uneasy,
unsettled,
agitated,
disconcerted,
apprehensive,
perturbed,
ill at ease,
discomposed
in the sense of uneasy
Definition
(of a person) anxious or apprehensive
He looked uneasy and refused to answer questions.
Synonyms
anxious,
worried,
troubled,
upset,
wired (slang),
nervous,
disturbed,
uncomfortable,
unsettled,
impatient,
restless,
agitated,
apprehensive,
edgy,
jittery (informal),
perturbed,
on edge,
ill at ease,
restive,
twitchy (informal),
like a fish out of water,
antsy (informal),
discomposed
in the sense of unstable
Definition
likely to change suddenly and create difficulties or danger
The situation is unstable and potentially dangerous.
Synonyms
changeable,
volatile,
unpredictable,
variable,
fluctuating,
unsteady,
fitful,
inconstant
in the sense of unsteady
His unsteady relationship with his flatmates incited him to move out.
Synonyms
erratic,
unpredictable,
volatile,
unsettled,
wavering,
unreliable,
temperamental,
changeable,
vacillating,
flighty,
inconstant
in the sense of wakeful
Definition
without sleep
Wakeful babies often continue to need little sleep as they grow older.
Synonyms
sleepless,
restless,
insomniac,
unsleeping,
disturbed
in the sense of wandering
a band of wandering musicians
Synonyms
itinerant,
travelling,
journeying,
roving,
drifting,
homeless,
strolling,
voyaging,
unsettled,
roaming,
rambling,
nomadic,
migratory,
vagrant,
peripatetic,
vagabond,
rootless,
wayfaring
in the sense of worried
Definition
concerned and anxious about things that may happen
I'm not worried about the future.
Synonyms
anxious,
concerned,
troubled,
upset,
afraid,
bothered,
frightened,
wired (slang),
nervous,
disturbed,
distressed,
tense,
distracted,
uneasy,
fearful,
tormented,
distraught,
apprehensive,
perturbed,
on edge,
ill at ease,
overwrought,
fretful,
hot and bothered,
unquiet,
antsy (informal)
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