Примери за използване на To be helpless на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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You don't have to be helpless.
They seem to be helpless and have accepted their fate.
We do not want to be helpless.
From these results, Seligman concluded that the animals had learned to be helpless.
They learned to be helpless.
Many Americans, we know, are horrified by the posture of their government, but seem to be helpless.
They have learnt to be helpless.
Oh, the tragedy, to be helpless in front of the enemy, when he was sifting young converts like wheat!
You have learned to be helpless.
This is important when considering the tendency of adults to'teach' those with learning difficulties to be helpless.
How does it feel to be helpless?
When it comes to transferring the non-purchased items from iPad to iTunes library,iTunes turns out to be helpless.
How does it feel to be helpless?
Seligman concluded that the dogs had learned to be helpless.
I don't want Hope to be helpless like that.
Erin said,“I didn't need to be helpless.
And now you're going to be helpless cause I am going to lock the door.
You have just taught him to be helpless.
I was so sorry to be helpless when your life was in danger.
In other words, they learn to be helpless.
You see, I know what it feels like to be helpless. just like when I watched you slaughter my whole family.
He had no one for help, andhe vowed never to be helpless again.
You know that iTunes turns out to be helpless in transferring iPad air photos to computer.
They have learnt to be helpless.
The Czech Government proved ultimately to be helpless in the face of the constant harassment from Prague Castle and the vote of no confidence.
I am teaching them how to be helpless.
And the champion, Joey Cooper, seems to be helpless… against Rubin Carter, the challenger!
I can't take care of you because you have proven to be helpless and unmanageable.
Hence, to be separate means to be helpless, unable to grasp the world.
We cannot afford to be helpless.