Nervous, uptight - Nervioso (The 1521st Most Common Spanish Word)

The translation for Nervous, uptight in Spanish is Nervioso. It can be used as adjective. It is classified as a A2 word, and is the 1521st most common word in Spanish. This word often comes up when talking about emotions. You can see example sentences for context below, and you can also listen to their pronunciations by clicking on the speaker icon. Download our app for offline access to this and the other 3000 most common Spanish words with over 60000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types.

Pronunciation

English: nervous, uptight

Spanish: nervioso

Examples


It makes me nervous.	Me pone nervioso.
You look nervous.	Te ves nervioso.
Don't be nervous.	No estés nervioso.
He was very nervous.	Estaba muy nervioso.
I'm not nervous.	No estoy nervioso.
Waiting a long time for a friend makes me nervous.	Esperar por mucho rato a un amigo me pone nervioso.
I'm always very nervous.	Siempre estoy muy nervioso.
I got nervous.	Yo me puse nervioso.

I got nervous on the stage.	Me puse nervioso en el escenario.
I always get nervous in her presence.	Siempre me pongo nervioso en su presencia.
You're making me nervous.	Eso me está poniendo nervioso.
The criminal is nervous.	El criminal está nervioso.
Take care of your nervous system.	Cuida tu sistema nervioso.
I was kind of nervous.	Estaba algo nervioso.
With so many people around he naturally became a bit nervous.	Naturalmente, con tanta gente a su alrededor se puso un poco nervioso.
I got nervous on stage.	Me puse nervioso sobre el escenario.
Tom is nervous.	Tom está nervioso.
Tom got nervous.	Tom se puso nervioso.
Tom became nervous.	Tom se puso nervioso.
This disease mainly affects the central nervous system.	Esta enfermedad afecta principalmente al sistema nervioso central.
Tom looks nervous.	Tomás parece nervioso.