Agitate
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British pronunciation/ˈæd‍ʒɪtˌe‍ɪt/
American pronunciation/ˈædʒəˌteɪt/

Definition & Bedeutung von "agitate"

to agitate
01

aufregen, erregen

to make someone feel annoyed, anxious, or angry
Transitive: to agitate sb
to agitate definition and meaning
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The constant noise from the construction site agitated the residents.
The persistent delays have agitated her.
His repeated criticisms have agitated me.
02

agitieren, mobilisieren

to organize or promote efforts to raise public awareness and concern about an issue
Intransitive: to agitate for a cause
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The activists agitated for stronger environmental protection laws.
She used social media to agitate for better healthcare policies.
The group agitated for workers' rights, hoping to inspire reforms.
03

schütteln, bewegen

to shake or move something quickly and energetically
Transitive: to agitate sth
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She agitated the jar to mix the ingredients thoroughly.
The machine agitated the mixture, blending it smoothly.
He agitated the blanket to shake off the dust.
04

schütteln, beunruhigen

to move something in a quick, uneven, or forceful manner
Transitive: to agitate sth
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The strong winds agitated the water, making the waves crash violently.
He agitated the papers on his desk while searching for the report.
The stirring of the soup agitated the ingredients, mixing them together.

word family

agit

Verb

agitate

Verb

agitated

Adjective

agitating

Adjective

agitation

Noun
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