Examples of using "Opgewonden" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'm excited.
- I'm horny.
She looked excited.
He was very excited.
Tom seemed to be pretty excited.
I excited her.
Tom is obviously excited.
He's got to try and sound a little more exciting.
He's nervous and excited.
- Tom looks agitated.
- Tom sounds agitated.
Why is everyone so excited?
You look excited.
You feel excited, but also nervous,
The stadium was packed with excited spectators.
Tom is agitated.
He became so excited that what he said made no sense at all.
- I thought you'd be thrilled.
- I thought that you'd be thrilled.
- Tom did not sound as excited as Mary did.
- Tom didn't sound as excited as Mary did.
Getting excited is not at all the same as getting angry.
As he talked, he got more and more excited.
We were so excited that we couldn't sit still.
- I was so excited that I could not fall asleep.
- I was so excited that I couldn't fall asleep.
Are you excited?
- Tom is skittish.
- Tom's excited.
- Tom is agitated.
- Tom is excited.
So, for about 100 years before the Pro V1, the standard golf ball had been a "wound ball."
When I was a child I would get so excited the night before a school excursion that my heart would be pounding and I couldn't sleep.
The man was so agitated that the police could not handcuff him.