English to Icelandic Meaning of jumpy - hvumpin

Jumpy :

hvumpin

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Definitions of jumpy in English

Adjective

Examples of jumpy in English

(1) She was always jumpy around everyone, rarely ever relaxing her guard.(2) He says that since starting the job he is less jumpy and no longer afraid of the dark.(3) Kathleen winced as his temper rose; she was jumpy and nervous now because of his actions but once again surprised at his words.(4) But I was extra jumpy because my mom was in town visiting me at the time.(5) Excellent, a whole meal of stomach butterflies, jumpy heartbeats, racing pulses, and having to watch my step.(6) Then the TV glows to life and fills with jumpy , amateur-hour footage of some kind of mass convulsion.(7) Too much sensitivity will make the lights too jumpy , which increases driver strain.(8) That day, Sebastien had been feeling anxious and jumpy all day long.(9) He was more jumpy than I was and he kept checking his watch.(10) Fear makes people jumpy and apprehensive, and more apt to resort to violence.(11) ‘I can't believe you're so jumpy about where I'm coming from and what my angle is,’ I snap.(12) He was so jumpy at every sound he thought he'd overdose on adrenaline.(13) Then it turned and ran, the camera portraying a jumpy image as the guy ran.(14) Until we had moved three of four more stops up the line it was a jumpy , hesitant, tedious process.(15) Usually I use it to calm my nerves if I'm jumpy for some reason.(16) We were so jumpy , we scooted off to wait outside instead.

(1) jumpsuit ::

jumpsuit

Synonyms

Adjective

1. nervous ::

tauga

2. jerky ::

rykkjóttur

3. bumpy ::

ójafn

4. nervy ::

nervy

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