Nervous meaning in English

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Definition

nervous: anxious, apprehensive, worried, scared adjective
Sometimes Horatio makes Icarus feel nervous. Icarus says he always feels very anxious whenever he sees Horatio.

Examples

  • "Now, I don't want you to be nervous while I'm here, so please feel free to go about your business as usual."
  • "I think it's cute that you're nervous."
  • "We understand you may be feeling a little nervous..."
  • "Actually all of them told me, Philip and Susie sent me blind carbon copies of all of the emails you exchanged, and Icarus called me as soon as you finished speaking to him, you know how nervous he gets."
  • "Edward : I'm feeling a bit nervous, Brian."
  • "How are you feeling, not too nervous I hope?"
  • "Jean : I am very nervous."
  • "Kevin : I'm kind of nervous."
  • "I was quite nervous up there."
  • "Becky : Hmm, sounds to me like you're a bit nervous."
  • "Oh god, I'm so nervous."

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