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Detailed Translations for fidget from English to Swedish

fidget:

to fidget verb (fidgets, fidgeted, fidgeting)

  1. to fidget (twiddle; fiddle; niggle)
    fladdra
    • fladdra verb (fladdrar, fladdrade, fladdrat)

Conjugations for fidget:

present
  1. fidget
  2. fidget
  3. fidgets
  4. fidget
  5. fidget
  6. fidget
simple past
  1. fidgeted
  2. fidgeted
  3. fidgeted
  4. fidgeted
  5. fidgeted
  6. fidgeted
present perfect
  1. have fidgeted
  2. have fidgeted
  3. has fidgeted
  4. have fidgeted
  5. have fidgeted
  6. have fidgeted
past continuous
  1. was fidgeting
  2. were fidgeting
  3. was fidgeting
  4. were fidgeting
  5. were fidgeting
  6. were fidgeting
future
  1. shall fidget
  2. will fidget
  3. will fidget
  4. shall fidget
  5. will fidget
  6. will fidget
continuous present
  1. am fidgeting
  2. are fidgeting
  3. is fidgeting
  4. are fidgeting
  5. are fidgeting
  6. are fidgeting
subjunctive
  1. be fidgeted
  2. be fidgeted
  3. be fidgeted
  4. be fidgeted
  5. be fidgeted
  6. be fidgeted
diverse
  1. fidget!
  2. let's fidget!
  3. fidgeted
  4. fidgeting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for fidget:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
nervös person fidget; someone with ants in his pants
orolig människa fidget
orolig person fidget; someone with ants in his pants
otålig person fidget; someone with ants in his pants
- fidgetiness; restlessness
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fladdra fiddle; fidget; niggle; twiddle blow; flap; flare up; flicker; flutter; rattle; ruckle; snap; wave

Related Words for "fidget":

  • fidgeting, fidgets

Synonyms for "fidget":


Related Definitions for "fidget":

  1. a feeling of agitation expressed in continual motion1
    • he's got the fidgets1
  2. move restlessly1
    • The child is always fidgeting in his seat1

Wiktionary Translations for fidget:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
fidget sprattelgubbe Hampelmannzappelige (hyperaktive) Person