名词激动; 搅动，搅拌; 煽动，鼓动; [医]兴奋
名词
1. She was in great agitation.
她十分激动。
1. 搅拌：要避免过热(overheating)及弧光(arcing),铝挂具会形成氧化物层可用苛性钠(caustic soda)溶解掉再用3.冷却(coolin)及搅拌(agitation),阳极处理会放出热量,
2. 搅动：在微矩阵实验中,除了可增强信号外,搅动(agitation)可缩短保温时间,而不会损失信号强度. 为了证明这个优点,我们进行了保温1-22小时的时间梯度实验(Fig 6). 实验条件和上文所述的类似. 然而,每块载玻片仅用了10 ug Cyanine-5标记的肝cDNA,
3. 煽动：20世纪60年代以来,有相当多的苏格兰民族主义者煽动(agitation)要求成立一个独立的国会或议会,这样,苏格兰人在计划和管理自己的事务才有更大的权利. 为确定苏格兰人是否真的想要自己的议会,1979年伊始英国政府在苏格兰举办了一次公投作为回应.
4. 激动：老年人的精神科急症张景瑞 国泰综合医院精神科 老年人求诊於急诊的问题中,约有5%为各类精神及行为问题(1),有些如焦躁不安,激动(agitation),游走或走失,自我忽视(self-neglect)等,不至於立即危及生命.本文将集中讨论可能危及生命的三大急症:谵妄(delirium),
1. 焦虑;烦恼;不安
If someone is in a state of agitation, they are very worried or upset, and show this in their behaviour, movements, or voice.
e.g. Danny returned to Father''s house in a state of intense agitation...
丹尼回到神父的房子时显得极为焦虑不安。
e.g. Diane lit a cigarette, trying to mask her agitation.
黛安娜点燃一根香烟，试图掩饰她的焦躁不安。
noun
1. the act of agitating something
causing it to move around (usually vigorously)
2. disturbance usually in protest
Synonym: excitementturmoilupheavalhullabaloo
3. the feeling of being agitated
not calm
4. a state of agitation or turbulent change or development
e.g. the political ferment produced new leadership
social unrest
Synonym: fermentfermentationtempestuousnessunrest
5. a mental state of extreme emotional disturbance