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to worry
01
preocuparse
to feel upset and nervous because we think about bad things that might happen to us or our problems
Intransitive: to worry | to worry about sth
Example
She tends to worry about upcoming exams.
Do n't worry, I'll take care of everything while you're away.
02
preocupar, molestar
to bother or irritate someone repeatedly
Transitive: to worry sb
Example
The dripping faucet worried him as he tried to focus on his work.
The child's whining started to worry the tired teacher.
03
masticar, roer
to chew, pull, or shake something with the teeth, often aggressively or persistently
Transitive: to worry sth
Example
The dog worried the old shoe until it was in shreds.
She watched as the puppy worried the toy, growling playfully.
04
manipular, jugar con
to handle or move something over and over, often in a way that shows anxiety or distraction
Transitive: to worry sth
Example
He worried the pen in his hand while waiting for the results.
She nervously worried the edge of her napkin during the meeting.
05
preocupar, inquietar
to cause someone to feel nervous, uneasy, or troubled in their mind
Transitive: to worry sb
Example
She was worried by the thought of losing her job.
The delay in the flight worried him, as he had important plans.
Worry
01
inquietud
the state of feeling anxiety
Example
His constant worry about the future kept him up at night.
Su constante preocupación por el futuro lo mantenía despierto por la noche.
She expressed her worry over her son's health.
Ella expresó su preocupación por la salud de su hijo.
02
something that causes concern, fear, or nervousness
Example
The rising cost of living is a major worry for many families.
The safety of the children during the trip was a common worry among teachers.
