How is the word besorgt translated from German to English

Beunruhigt oder ängstlich wegen etwas in der Zukunft.

Worried or anxious about something in the future.

adjective
English translation
apprehensive

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  • Sie war besorgt wegen des Vorstellungsgesprächs. She was apprehensive about the job interview.

  • Sie war ängstlich wegen der bevorstehenden Prüfung. She felt apprehensive about the upcoming exam.

  • Er warf mir an der Tür einen besorgten Blick zu. He gave me an apprehensive look at the door.

  • Bist du ängstlich davor, eine neue Stelle anzufangen? Are you apprehensive about starting a new job?

  • Sind Sie besorgt, allein zu fliegen? Are you apprehensive about flying alone?

  • Seien wir nicht ängstlich wegen der kommenden Veränderungen. Let's not be apprehensive about the changes ahead.

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FAQ about “besorgt”

How is “besorgt” translated from German?
“besorgt” translates into English as “apprehensive”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “besorgt” mean?
Meaning of “besorgt”: Beunruhigt oder ängstlich wegen etwas in der Zukunft. In English — “apprehensive”.
What part of speech is “besorgt”?
“besorgt” is an adjective.
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