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tiz·zy [ˈtɪzi] SAM. no mn. pog.

tizzy

razburjenje n

to get oneself in a real tizzy

zelo se razburiti

Primeri uporabe besede tizzy

to get oneself in a real tizzy

zelo se razburiti

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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So it is hard to see quite why the markets are in such a tizzy.

www.independent.co.uk

This has sent all our opponents into a tizzy.

www.dnaindia.com

The first look has the actor riding a bike -- a look that is sure to make all his fans go into a tizzy.

www.thehindu.com

It's hard to believe this guy had two girls in such a tizzy over him, isn't it?

www.avclub.com

On the island, things are in a tizzy.

en.wikipedia.org

Because, if there's anything that could send markets into a real tizzy, it's the prospect of skirmishes between the world's major powers.

www.dailyreckoning.com.au

It wasn't just the latest batch of hot-takers who wound themselves into a tizzy either.

www.eurogamer.net

End result, everyone in a right old tizzy, sales of hot water bottles and electric heaters soar, also share price of tinned soup.

www.iwcp.co.uk

The world grain markets are in a tizzy.

www.moneycontrol.com

When we get ourselves into a tizzy over who lives and dies, even seven years later, inherently we are saying that ambiguity is bad.

www.macleans.ca