adj.激动的，焦虑不安的
v.搅动，(尤指为法律、社会状况的改变而)激烈争论，鼓动，煽动，激怒，使不安，使激动，摇动(液体等)
agitate的过去分词和过去式

原形：agitate第三人称单数：agitates过去式：agitated过去分词：agitated现在分词：agitating

She was agitated by the bad news.
坏消息使她的心绪很乱.
You should agitate the water.
你应该搅动水。
You shouldn't agatite him.
你不应该激怒他。
The crowd began to agitate as the speaker's inflammatory remarks fueled their anger.
人群开始骚动起来，演讲者煽动性的言论激起了他们的愤怒。
She vigorously agitated the contents of the container, mixing the ingredients thoroughly.
她用力搅拌容器中的内容物，确保成分充分混合。
The political unrest in the region often leads to citizens agitating for change.
该地区的政治动荡常常导致民众要求变革。
The machine was designed to agitate water and air for better aeration in the fish tank.
这台机器被设计用来搅动水和空气，以改善鱼缸的通气。
Agitation in the stock market has been on the rise due to economic uncertainties.
股市的动荡不安因经济不确定性而加剧。
He stirred the pot, deliberately agitating an ongoing dispute among colleagues.
他故意煽动同事之间的争端。
The chef carefully agitated the sauce, ensuring it reached the perfect consistency.
厨师仔细地搅拌酱汁，以达到理想的浓稠度。
The agitation in her voice betrayed her anxiety about the upcoming exam.
她声音中的紧张情绪暴露了她对即将到来的考试的担忧。
The protesters peacefully agitated for justice, holding signs and chanting slogans.
抗议者们和平地游行示威，争取公正。
The scientist shook the test tube vigorously to agitate the chemical reaction.
科学家猛烈摇晃试管，以引发化学反应。