No. 6,070 in Spanish
agitaba
"Agitaba" means "was shaking" or "was stirring," depending on context.
In a sentence
Él agitaba la bandera durante el desfile.
He waved the flag during the parade.
In this sentence, 'agitaba' refers to moving the flag energetically, commonly indicating waving.
La brisa agitaba las hojas en el árbol.
The breeze shook the leaves in the tree.
Here, 'agitaba' means causing movement in an unsteady manner, as the breeze affects the leaves.
Sus palabras agitaban las emociones de la multitud.
His words stirred the emotions of the crowd.
In this context, 'agitaba' signifies stirring or provoking feelings or emotions.
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