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"Inquieto" is a form of "inquieto", an adjective which is often translated as "restless". "Aislado" is a form of "aislado", an adjective which is often translated as "isolated". Learn more about the difference between "inquieto" and "aislado" below.
inquieto(
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An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. restless
El bebé ha estado inquieto y llorando mucho. Debe de tener hambre.The baby has been restless and crying a lot. He must be hungry.
a. anxious
Me puse inquieto porque mi hija no me había llamado.I grew anxious because my daughter hadn't called me.
b. worried
Hank está inquieto por algo. Ha estado mirando su teléfono cada cinco minutos.Hank is worried about something. He has been checking his phone every five minutes.
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aislado(
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An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. isolated
Acampamos en un lugar aislado.We camped in an isolated place.
a. isolated
El derrumbe dejó el área aislada y sin acceso a ayuda.The landslide left the area isolated and with no access to help.
b. cut off
Tiene miedo de todo y vive aislada del mundo.She is afraid of everything and lives cut off from the world.
a. isolated (case, incident)
Fue un caso aislado de esta extraña enfermedad.It was an isolated case of this strange sickness.
b. scattered (shower)
Habrá chubascos aislados el fin de semana.There will be scattered showers over the weekend.
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