on edge
US /ɑn ɛdʒ/
・UK /ɔn edʒ/
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adj.AdjectiveAnxious, nervous, or irritable.
She was on edge waiting for the phone to ring.
adj.AdjectiveTense and easily upset.
The whole office was on edge after the CEO announced potential layoffs.
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Resident Evil 7 - Part 2 - IS THIS TOO MUCH?
- Im so on edge
Im so on edge
- I'm so on edge.
I'm so on edge.
Families, firefighters in shock as California wildfires continue | 60 Minutes
- The city remains on edge.
The city remains on edge.
- The city remains on edge.
The city remains on edge.
Grazed by the Apocalypse
- A form of psychological warfare that kept the Soviets on edge for an attack.
A form of psychological warfare that kept the Soviets on edge for an attack.
- A form of psychological warfare that kept
the Soviets on edge for an attack. In the
A form of psychological warfare that kept the Soviets on edge for an attack. In the
How Chinese EVs Are Taking Over Mexico
- China's growing global auto dominance has some lawmakers on edge.
China's growing global auto dominance has some lawmakers on edge.
- China's growing global auto dominance has some lawmakers on edge.
China's growing global auto dominance has some lawmakers on edge.
Quiz: How Bottled Are Your Emotions? (Self Test)
- Or feel like you're constantly on edge, especially when someone wants you to open up.
Or feel like you're constantly on edge, especially when someone wants you to open up.
- You might think, "I don't have time for this," or feel like you're constantly on edge, especially when someone wants you to open up.
You might think, "I don't have time for this," or feel like you're constantly on edge, especially when someone wants you to open up.
Practice speaking with me: Small talk in English
- Though it's my fourth conference, I'm one of the speakers this time, so I'm a little on edge.
Though it's my fourth conference, I'm one of the speakers this time, so I'm a little on edge.
- On edge means nervous.
On edge means nervous.
I Know, But I'm Not Nervous
- and the people are on edge." Jesus said, "I know, but I'm not because I have hands.
and the people are on edge." Jesus said, "I know, but I'm not because I have hands.
- "The people are on edge."
"The people are on edge."
America’s creepy clown craze, explained
- Parents were on edge after local parochial schools sent home a note warning them about a killer clown,
Parents were on edge after local parochial schools sent home a note warning them about a killer clown,
- Parents were on edge after a local parochial school sent home a note warning them about
Parents were on edge after a local parochial school sent home a note warning them about
Better English Conversations: Increase Your Advanced Vocabulary
- "Needless to say, I was on edge by the time we reached the right house.
"Needless to say, I was on edge by the time we reached the right house.
- First, we have the phrase to be on edge.
First, we have the phrase to be on edge.
Night Golf in Japan!!
- That could not have been, look at it on edge, it's like barely over the edge.
That could not have been, look at it on edge, it's like barely over the edge.
- Look at it on edge.
Look at it on edge.