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jitters n.紧张；怯场名词jitter的复数形式. (1) 没人能避免第一次约会的紧张。(2) 我登台之前总是感到紧张。(3) 他表演的很好，没有任何怯场。 Jitters is an informal but useful noun that captures the fidgety, nervous feeling that everyone gets sometimes. When you have the jitters, you're so nervous you can hardly sit still. This word is one of the relatively few coined in the United States, and it's thought to be influenced by chitter, in dialect "tremble or shiver," from Middle English chittern, "to twitter or chatter."

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英 ['dʒɪtəz] 美 ['dʒɪtərz] (1) No one can escape the first date jitters.(2) I always get the jitters before I go on stage.(3) He performed very well without any jitters. When you're really anxious and jumpy, you can say you have the jitters. Your jitters might make it hard to stand calmly in front of an audience and deliver a speech. 1[N-PLURAL 复数名词]紧张不安；心神不定 If you have the jitters, you feel extremely nervous, for example because you have to do something important or because you are expecting important news.   [oft the N]  [INFORMAL 非正式]I had a case of the jitters during my first two speeches...我在最初两次讲演时感到非常紧张。Officials feared that any public announcements would only increase market jitters.政府官员担心任何公开声明只会加重市场恐慌。

英语单词	jitters
英美音标	英 ['dʒɪtəz] 美 ['dʒɪtərz]
中文释义	n.紧张；怯场名词jitter的复数形式.
英语例句	(1) No one can escape the first date jitters. (2) I always get the jitters before I go on stage. (3) He performed very well without any jitters.
中文例句	(1) 没人能避免第一次约会的紧张。 (2) 我登台之前总是感到紧张。 (3) 他表演的很好，没有任何怯场。
vocabulary简明	When you're really anxious and jumpy, you can say you have the jitters. Your jitters might make it hard to stand calmly in front of an audience and deliver a speech.
vocabulary扩展	Jitters is an informal but useful noun that captures the fidgety, nervous feeling that everyone gets sometimes. When you have the jitters, you're so nervous you can hardly sit still. This word is one of the relatively few coined in the United States, and it's thought to be influenced by chitter, in dialect "tremble or shiver," from Middle English chittern, "to twitter or chatter."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-PLURAL 复数名词]紧张不安；心神不定 If you have the jitters, you feel extremely nervous, for example because you have to do something important or because you are expecting important news. [oft the N] [INFORMAL 非正式] I had a case of the jitters during my first two speeches... 我在最初两次讲演时感到非常紧张。 Officials feared that any public announcements would only increase market jitters. 政府官员担心任何公开声明只会加重市场恐慌。

Jitters I Nervous Important 英 Dʒɪtəz] 美 Dʒɪtərz N.紧张；怯场