
to worry
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El gran revolucionario estaba empezando a inquietarse.
The great revolutionary was beginning to worry.
El padre comenzó a inquietarse.
His father began to worry.
Le pregunto, ¿no hay motivo para inquietarse?
I'm asking you, Dominique. Isn't there reason to worry.
No creo que halla que inquietarse mucho.
I don't think there's much to worry about.
No hay motivo para inquietarse.
Nothing to worry about.
Fue un trabajo de ensueño para alguien como yo, que se había preocupado e inquietado y estudiado y enseñado y escrito sobre lo que le estaba pasando a la fuerza laboral estadounidense durante años.
It was a dream job for somebody like me, who had worried about and fretted about and studied and taught about and wrote about what was happening to the American workforce for years.
Me he inquietado. ¿Roncaba?
I'm worried.
Siempre me he inquietado por su salud.
I've always been so worried about her health.