Definition of nervously in English:

nervously

adverb ˈnəːvəsli

In an anxious or apprehensive manner.
Kevin nervously glanced at his watch
I was blushing and smiling nervously
Example sentencesExamples
- Nervously, Karen dialed the number.
- I looked into his eyes as he sat there, fidgeting nervously, and I decided what I was going to do.
- He laughs nervously, then moves the conversation on to a different topic.
- "Oh," I said, looking nervously away.
- The international community has nervously watched the spike in tensions in the country.
- We shook hands, both nervously excited about what might transpire.
- These students are the kind I like best - nervously eager, attentive, and thoughtful.
- Laura sits on the couch nervously wringing her hands.
- Elizabeth nervously eyed the clock on the mantel.
- They both sat down, and Abigail nervously waited for him to begin.
- "I'm afraid I don't understand what you're talking about," Mina said nervously, glancing around the room for an escape route.
- Nervously, she edged forward.
- With a jump he turned and nervously looked around.
- Political parties are nervously awaiting the outcome of a court case which threatens to throw the general election into chaos.
- Allison swallowed a bit nervously then she smiled slightly.
- "May I come in?" he asked nervously.
- She giggled nervously, but Kevin wasn't laughing.

Definition of nervously in US English:

nervously

adverbˈnərvəslē

In an anxious or apprehensive manner.
Kevin nervously glanced at his watch
I was blushing and smiling nervously
Example sentencesExamples
- She giggled nervously, but Kevin wasn't laughing.
- I looked into his eyes as he sat there, fidgeting nervously, and I decided what I was going to do.
- These students are the kind I like best - nervously eager, attentive, and thoughtful.
- Allison swallowed a bit nervously then she smiled slightly.
- "Oh," I said, looking nervously away.
- "I'm afraid I don't understand what you're talking about," Mina said nervously, glancing around the room for an escape route.
- "May I come in?" he asked nervously.
- With a jump he turned and nervously looked around.
- The international community has nervously watched the spike in tensions in the country.
- We shook hands, both nervously excited about what might transpire.
- Laura sits on the couch nervously wringing her hands.
- Nervously, she edged forward.
- Political parties are nervously awaiting the outcome of a court case which threatens to throw the general election into chaos.
- They both sat down, and Abigail nervously waited for him to begin.
- Elizabeth nervously eyed the clock on the mantel.
- Nervously, Karen dialed the number.
- He laughs nervously, then moves the conversation on to a different topic.

单词	nervously
释义	Definition of nervously in English: nervously adverb ˈnəːvəsli In an anxious or apprehensive manner. Kevin nervously glanced at his watch I was blushing and smiling nervously Example sentencesExamples Nervously, Karen dialed the number. I looked into his eyes as he sat there, fidgeting nervously, and I decided what I was going to do. He laughs nervously, then moves the conversation on to a different topic. "Oh," I said, looking nervously away. The international community has nervously watched the spike in tensions in the country. We shook hands, both nervously excited about what might transpire. These students are the kind I like best - nervously eager, attentive, and thoughtful. Laura sits on the couch nervously wringing her hands. Elizabeth nervously eyed the clock on the mantel. They both sat down, and Abigail nervously waited for him to begin. "I'm afraid I don't understand what you're talking about," Mina said nervously, glancing around the room for an escape route. Nervously, she edged forward. With a jump he turned and nervously looked around. Political parties are nervously awaiting the outcome of a court case which threatens to throw the general election into chaos. Allison swallowed a bit nervously then she smiled slightly. "May I come in?" he asked nervously. She giggled nervously, but Kevin wasn't laughing. Definition of nervously in US English: nervously adverbˈnərvəslē In an anxious or apprehensive manner. Kevin nervously glanced at his watch I was blushing and smiling nervously Example sentencesExamples She giggled nervously, but Kevin wasn't laughing. I looked into his eyes as he sat there, fidgeting nervously, and I decided what I was going to do. These students are the kind I like best - nervously eager, attentive, and thoughtful. Allison swallowed a bit nervously then she smiled slightly. "Oh," I said, looking nervously away. "I'm afraid I don't understand what you're talking about," Mina said nervously, glancing around the room for an escape route. "May I come in?" he asked nervously. With a jump he turned and nervously looked around. The international community has nervously watched the spike in tensions in the country. We shook hands, both nervously excited about what might transpire. Laura sits on the couch nervously wringing her hands. Nervously, she edged forward. Political parties are nervously awaiting the outcome of a court case which threatens to throw the general election into chaos. They both sat down, and Abigail nervously waited for him to begin. Elizabeth nervously eyed the clock on the mantel. Nervously, Karen dialed the number. He laughs nervously, then moves the conversation on to a different topic.
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