Примери за използване на Was tense на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The day was tense.
The atmosphere leading up to the meeting was tense.
The crew was tense.
The political climate in the U.S. at the time was tense.
The match was tense.
At this wedding, everyone was watching everyone else, and everyone was tense.
The crowd was tense.
So when Capella received a warning,the mood in California at the mission control center was tense.
The office was tense.
While the situation still was tense last night, journalist of France Press is saying, just one speech that Tito made on TV.
My whole body was tense.
The atmosphere was tense and people were clearly nervous.
(Sighing) Oh, my God, that was tense.
So the atmosphere was tense, conflict was in the air.
At home the atmosphere was tense.
After three days of this, Alexandra was tense, irritable, and- much to her horror- very frightened.
But the atmosphere was tense.
The latest meeting, held in Canada, was tense amid disputes over trade, security and other issues.
Still, the atmosphere was tense.
His face was tense, even angry but when he saw me, his expression relaxed and beamed as if reflecting the lights of the enormous chandeliers!
The campus was tense.
So when Capella got the conjunction alert from the 18th Control Squadron,the mood in its California mission-control room was tense.
Every muscle in her body was tense and ready for.
I can't deny there are some weapons around," he said,adding in some areas the situation remained"grim" and the atmosphere was tense.
Every muscle in his body was tense and ready to attack.
Although new Conservative leader Margaret Thatcher backed the campaign to stay in the bloc in 1975, her party become increasingly divided by the issue andher own relationship with European leaders was tense at times.
The political climate in the U.S. at the time was tense, and there were debates going on about immigration.
Although new Conservative leader Margaret Thatcher backed the campaign to stay in the bloc in 1975, her premiership saw her party become increasingly divided by the issue andher own relationship with EU leaders was tense at times.
I returned his gesture andcalmed the situation which was tense because of the delicacy of the problem of Tibet.
Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who took office in 1979, had backed the campaign to stay in the bloc but her party was increasingly divided by the issue andher own relationship with European leaders was tense at times.