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noun.

1. the state of being agitated; a state of anxiety or nervous excitement.

2. a feeling of agitation, anxiety, or discontent, often accompanied by a sense of urgency and restlessness.

3. a stirring up or arousing; disturbance or excitement.

4. political activity or agitation for some social change.

用法:

Agitation是一個名詞，表示不安、焦慮或緊張的狀態(tài)。它也可以指一種被激起或喚起的情緒，常伴隨著緊迫感和不安。此外，它還可以指活動或為某種社會變革而進行的鼓動。

例句：

1. The constant agitation in her mind made it difficult for her to focus on anything else.

她內(nèi)心持續(xù)的不安讓她很難專注于其他事情。

2. The agitation in the crowd grew as the speaker's words became more passionate.

隨著發(fā)言者的話語變得更加慷慨激昂，人群中的鼓動情緒也越來越高漲。

3. The agitation caused by the news of the impending storm led to a rush for supplies in the grocery store.

即將到來的暴風雨消息引發(fā)的不安導致了顧客們在雜貨店搶購物資。

4. The political party organized an agitation to protest against the new tax laws.

該政黨組織了一場鼓動活動，新的稅法。

5. The agitation among the workers for better working conditions finally led to a strike.

工人們?yōu)榱藸幦「玫墓ぷ鳁l件而產(chǎn)生的不安最終導致了一場。

同義詞及用法：

1. Disturbance (noun): a state of being agitated or disturbed, often caused by external factors.

用法：與agitation相似，但更強調(diào)外部因素造成的不安。

2. Anxiety (noun): a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain outcome.

用法：與agitation相似，但更強調(diào)對不確定結果的擔憂。

3. Turmoil (noun): a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty.

用法：與agitation相似，但更強調(diào)混亂和不確定性。

4. Unrest (noun): a state of dissatisfaction, disturbance, and agitation among a group of people.

用法：與agitation相似，但更強調(diào)群體中的不滿和鼓動情緒。

5. Uproar (noun): a state of commotion, noise, and confusion caused by a group of people.

用法：與agitation相似，但更強調(diào)由一群人引起的喧鬧和混亂。

編輯總結：

Agitation是一個常用于描述內(nèi)心不安、焦慮或緊張狀態(tài)的名詞。它也可以指被喚起或激發(fā)的情緒，常伴隨著緊迫感和不安。此外，它還可以指活動或為社會變革而進行的鼓動。同義詞包括disturbance、anxiety、turmoil、unrest和uproar，它們都強調(diào)不安和混亂的狀態(tài)，但有些許差別。編輯建議在使用時根據(jù)具體語境選擇合適的詞匯，以表達更精準的意思。