Приклади вживання Chided Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Chided the terrorist leader.
Their youngest daughter chided her.
Last year, incredibly, Ben Ali chided local journalists for self-censorship.
Kovtun chided Beard that"made the mess" in the Donbass, and then"escaped into the warm Moscow".
He arrived late for meetings, chided the other leaders and left early.
Someone chided his travel agent in the fact that he was not warned about the need to wear his swimwear at the Aqua Park.
In 2012,Obama unequivocally said he would end the war in Afghanistan, and chided Mitt Romney the Republican nominee for not promising that.
ROC leadership chided the priest authorizing Kirkorov pulpit to speak at Temple.
US President Barack Obama andEuropean leaders have underscored the importance of working together in NATO and chided Russia for its bombing of Syria and failure to implement a Ukrainian peace accord.
And the people chided with Moses, and spake, saying, Would God that we had died when our brethren died before יהוה!
Interestingly, the speaker of the RussianForeign Ministry Maria Zakharova repeatedly chided the channel's English version for its“distortion” of news, putting the Russian service as an example.
Lavrov chided the United States for“Washington's biased approach to Iran”, as well as for“groundless accusations against it”.
In an interview published just hours before he was due to have lunch with May and tea with Queen Elizabeth on Friday,Trump chided the"very unfortunate" results of the prime minister's Brexit negotiation.
Based on this, he chided the US previous leadership for its been not strong enough reaction to such actions of Russia's. According to R.
Paul Dirac chided a later version of Maxwell's theory as ugly, because it required complicated mathematical gymnastics to remove infinities.
Judge Amy Jackson chided Manafort in a December 11 court hearing, and warned that similar efforts in the future would affect the ongoing case against him.
The report also chided Iran's government for the continued use of anti-Semitic and anti-Baha'i rhetoric in official statements, as well as for promoting Holocaust denial.
But he also chided other Democratic presidential candidates in the field, suggesting that anger towards Trump within his party was not enough to win the presidential election next year.
Dehghan, in his turn, chided Moscow for making public the use of the base, saying,“Russian wants to show that they are a superpower, to ensure their share in Syria's political future, and, of course, in this regard, there was a sort of bragging and ungentlemanly behavior”.
Juncker chides‘ignorant' EU leaders for criticizing his speech.
Chiding that tongue that ever sweet.
Chiding that tongue which, ever sweet.
He will not always chide; neither will he keep his anger forever”(Psalm 103:8, 9).
When you chide each other, you're essentially sharing a moment and creating a common bond.
The 16-year-old Thunbergfirst addressed a European Union conference, chiding adults for their inaction in the face of such climatic global dangers.
The rebuke of the apostles for lack of faith hascome home to the hearts of many of the Lord's people, chiding them and encouraging them to be more faithful, more courageous, more trustful, in the providential care of our Almighty Friend.
Although the United States frequently(and justifiably) chides NATO members for not spending enough on defense, even without the United States, NATO still spends about three times as much on defense each year as Russia does.
Defoe accomplished this through anecdotes, such as a conversation between two women in which the right-minded chides the other for asking for"recipes" that might prevent pregnancy.
Nevertheless, parents who have failed to discern the Truth-and recognize its, responsibilities until their children haveoutgrown parental instruction must not chide themselves unmercifully if their children do not respect them and their religious convictions.