How is the word beunruhigen translated from German to English

Jemanden nervös oder verärgert machen.

To make someone feel worried or upset.

verb
English translation
agitate

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  • Die schlechte Nachricht beunruhigte ihn. The bad news agitated him.

  • Schüttle die Mischung vor Gebrauch. Agitate the mixture before use.

  • Versuche, das Baby vor dem Schlafengehen nicht zu beunruhigen. Try not to agitate the baby before bedtime.

  • Du musst die Farbe schütteln, bevor du sie ausgießt. You have to agitate the paint before pouring it.

  • Macht dich dieses lange Warten nervös? Does this long wait agitate you?

  • Soll ich die Lösung noch einmal schütteln? Should I agitate the solution one more time?

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FAQ about “beunruhigen”

How is “beunruhigen” translated from German?
“beunruhigen” translates into English as “agitate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “beunruhigen” mean?
Meaning of “beunruhigen”: Jemanden nervös oder verärgert machen. In English — “agitate”.
What part of speech is “beunruhigen”?
“beunruhigen” is a verb.
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