¿Qué significa wound up?
No sé que significa este verbo: "wound up", es mas no sé que sea por favor ayuda!!!
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There is also this context, from the English verb wind [usually followed by up] (: to arrive in a place, situation, or condition at the end or as a result of a course of action : [for one]) =>
I drove for miles and miles, and wound up at your door would be something like:
Conduje muchas millas y terminé en tu puerta.... 
to get wound up ponerse nervioso
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tensa, nerviosa...
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después de algo, finalmente, como it wound up at my door
Necesito el contexto que quiere utilizar wound up .
Wound up no es un verbo. Es un expresión usado como un adjetivo. Quiere decir muy, muy tenso, enrollado como una ballesta.
It can also be a verb in the past tense.
to make (a mechanism) operational by tightening the mainspring with a key (often followed by up ): to wind a clock; to wind up a toy.
The past tense would be: He wouldwound up
the toy.
Literalmente = enrollado, pero muchas veces lo usamos para significar ponerse furioso o estar agitado etc 
Espero que te ayude!
"Wound up" significa preocupado y ansioso,
gfreed has exactly how it works. A synonym is "uptight" which carries the same sense of tension.
"That guy is so uptight, he's so impatient and angry..."
