Примери за използване на Had feared на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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She had feared this.
Shadow did exactly as Whitefoot had feared.
Investors had feared that Apple's best days were past.
With sickening certainty, he found what he had feared.
As many Japanese had feared, Japan's supply arrangements could not maintain her forces.
And it was not the end of the world as some had feared.
Kronos had feared the powers of these Hundred-handers and the Cyclops so he would locked them down into Tartarus.
But the losses were not as big as some had feared.
Greek Cypriots had feared hardliner Eroglu's election could put up serious roadblocks in the effort.
But the rise has not been as steep as many had feared.
Initially, Putin had feared that the US or the European Union might not let his war of conquest go unpunished.
And the consequences were exactly what parents had feared.
Despite his public face, truman had feared from the start That the c.I.A. Could turn into a"gestapo".
ICANN's proposal alludes to these drafts, but it does not formally endorse either as some had feared.
Investors had feared for the single currency's future if one of the far-left candidates had gotten through to fight Le Pen.
As it turned out, although 2017 was not a particularly great year,it was far better than many had feared.
The main threat in that time period was not excessive inflation, as some had feared initially, but rather deflationary pressures after the financial crises.
Its election could now see a far-right nationalist party joining the government,an outcome the Greek-Cypriots had feared.
The actual policy was not as uncompromising as many had feared and for this reason, the dollar surged against the Japanese Yen while risk flows returned to other currencies.
And Smee, who henceforth wandered about the world in his spectacles,making a precarious living by saying he was the only man that James Hook had feared.
Just as she had feared, the squall lashed the reckless ship as we crossed the Magdalena River, which has an oceanic temperament so close to its estuary.
The Normandy landings was a tremendous psychological blow to the German military and its leaders, who had feared a repetition of the two-front war of World War I.
You have waited and you have waited and the enemies had feared but I waited and I waited until this voice you did hear- of the Hebrew translator- to stir up the anointing within you.
Employers added 263,000 jobs last month,underscoring the economy's resilience after some analysts had feared earlier in the year that a slowdown was coming.
Investors breathed a sigh of relief on Monday, pushing stocks solidly higher,after a U.S.-led strike on Syria over the weekend turned out to be less dramatic than many had feared.
The sudden loss of 5.7 million barrels a day was exactly the crisis the industry had feared for decades, and in previous years might have triggered a prolonged rally.
On 17 August 1938, Hitler declared that the SS-VT would have a role in domestic as well as foreign affairs,which transformed this growing armed force into the rival that the army had feared.
The lack of American deaths in the strikes was a welcome relief to American officials, who had feared General Suleimani's killing could set off a larger regional conflict.
The attack on Stalin, as the faithful had feared, undermined, and eventually undid, the worldwide ideological control by the Soviet hierarchy over both the satellite countries and the satellite parties everywhere.
Although this shrinking social network"makes us potentially more vulnerable," said Matthew Brashears, assistant professor of sociology,the good news is that"we're not as socially isolated as scholars had feared.".