edgy

英 [ˈedʒi]

美 [ˈedʒi]

adj. 紧张的; 烦躁不安的; 激动人心的

比较级：edgier　

Collins.1 / BNC.19987 / COCA.11306

牛津词典

adj.

紧张的；烦躁不安的
nervous, especially about what might happen
1. She's been very edgy lately.
  她近来一直烦躁不安。
2. After the recent unrest there is an edgy calm in the capital.
  最近的骚乱之后，首都平静得令人不安。
紧张的；激动人心的
having a sharp exciting quality
1. a clever, edgy film
  一部情节巧妙、扣人心弦的电影

ADJ-GRADED 紧张的;烦躁不安的;心神不宁的
If someone isedgy, they are nervous and anxious, and seem likely to lose control of themselves.
1. She was nervous and edgy, still chain-smoking.
  她紧张不安，还在一根接一根地抽着烟。

adj

I think I was a little edgy from my medicine.
可能是我吃的药让我变得有些易怒。
But since then, the now only 18-year-old rocker is now looking even more edgy and hard core.
从那以后，年仅18岁的摇滚歌手看起来更加摇滚风了。
The artist's work is edgy and offers a duality of tranquility and tension.
曲木子的作品轮廓分明，表现出紧张与宁静的双重性。
2008: She got edgy with extra-long blunt bangs.
2008年：她梳起了轮廓分明的斜长厚刘海。
He was edgy and irritable. It was conceivable that he could blow up.
他急躁易怒，可以想到他是会发火的。
It can be edgy, but you have to accept the challenge.
这不容易，但你必须接受挑战。
So Mother has become stingy and edgy.
所以母亲已经开始变得吝啬急躁。
I could see Paul was becoming a little edgy.
我看出来保罗正变得有点紧张。
You know, I'm always a little edgy.
你知道，我有时有点急噪。
And I'm edgy enough and I'm tough enough.
我够敏锐，够强悍。