How is the word preocupado translated from Spanish to English

Preocupado o nervioso por algo.

Worried or nervous about something.

adjective
English translation
anxious

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  • Estaba preocupado por los resultados del examen. He was anxious about the exam results.

  • Estaba ansiosa por volver a ver a su familia. She was anxious to see her family again.

  • ¿Por qué te ves tan preocupado hoy? Why do you look so anxious today?

  • Los estudiantes nuevos siempre están ansiosos por hacer amigos. New students are always anxious to make friends.

  • Un pasajero preocupado no dejaba de mirar el panel de salidas. An anxious passenger kept checking the departure board.

  • ¿Ya estás ansioso por saber los resultados? Are you anxious for the results already?

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FAQ about “preocupado”

How is “preocupado” translated from Spanish?
“preocupado” translates into English as “anxious”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “preocupado” mean?
Meaning of “preocupado”: Preocupado o nervioso por algo. In English — “anxious”.
What part of speech is “preocupado”?
“preocupado” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “preocupado”?
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