English-Azerbaijani dictionary

agitated adjective

She felt agitated after hearing some worrying news about her son.

az: həyəcanlı

ru: взволнованный 

agitation noun

The decision to expand the airport is causing a great deal of agitation among local residents.

az: çaxnaşma, narahatlıq

ru: волнение

agitator noun

a person who tries constantly to stir up public feeling: a political agitator.

az: təşviqatçı, təhrikçi

ru: агитатор

AGM [ˈei ˌdʒiː ˈem] abbreviation, noun

short for annual general meeting; an important meeting which is held once a year by an organization and is used to discuss future plans and to elect officials etc The Chief Executive will make an important announcement at the AGM.

az: illik ümumi toplantı

ru: общее ежегодное собрание

agnostic [ægˈnostik] noun

a person who believes that it is not possible to know whether or not God exists She describes herself as an agnostic.

az: aqnostik

ru: агностик

♦ adjective

He justified his agnostic position.

az: skeptic (mqnasibət), inamsız

ru: скептический; агностический

agnosticism noun

Some well-known people have openly expressed their agnosticism.

az: aqnostisizm

ru: агностицизм

ago [əˈgəu] adverb

at a certain time in the past: We moved house two years ago; Long ago, men lived in caves; How long ago did he leave?

az: öncə, əvvəl

ru: тому назад

agog [əˈgog] adjective

eager and excited: We were all agog at the news.

az: həyəcanlı, səbirsiz

ru: взволнованный

agonise

agonised

agonising

agonisingly

agonize [ˈægəˌnaɪz]  verb

(also agonise British)

to think and worry about a difficult decision for a long time: He was agonizing over whether he should tell his wife the truth.

az: əziyyət çəkmək, narahat olmaq

ru: мучиться

agonized [ˈægəˌnaɪzd]  adjective

(also agonised British)

showing agony: He had an agonized expression on his face.

az: iztirablı, əzablı

ru: мучительный

agonizing [ˈægəˌnaɪziŋ] adjective

(also agonising British)

causing agony: an agonizing pain.

az: ağrılı, iztirablı

ru: мучительный