Примери коришћења Chagrin на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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But it is also our chagrin.
Much to the chagrin, the content has become hard.
You know better, to your chagrin.
This, much to their chagrin, did not happen.
The US President had a chat with the new president of Iran, to the chagrin of Tel Aviv.
Well, much to my chagrin, I prove my own point.
While others, to their chagrin.
Chagrin of Reactionists, it has drawn from under the feet of industry the national ground on which it stood.
This statement caused chagrin in Moscow.
Much to his parents' chagrin, he was more determined than ever to continue with his literary career.
Good, alright, listen… chagrin d'amour.
My husband and I have only recently returned from Africa andI've just come down from London, much to his chagrin.
In France, there's the saying:Araignée du matin: chagrin-“Spider in the morning: sorrow.”.
During the case review, however, the board rules in Susan's favor andreprimands Kayson-much to his chagrin.
Yeah, much to my chagrin, it turns out everything we've done, maybe even our whole lives, has been determined by the Time Masters.
Sherlock Holmes staggered back,white with chagrin and surprise.
Look, I called Benihana, and much to my chagrin, they could not accommodate a table for two plus an 800-pound polar bear.
What!" Sherlock Holmes staggered back,white with chagrin and surprise.
To his chagrin, his adopted son, Jacques, is also in love with Gertrude, even though he is shortly to be married to another woman.
Gibbs enters the classroom as the negotiator and is taken hostage too,leaving Tony in charge much to the chagrin of Director Shepard.
To her chagrin, Mosley was unable to get proper funding from capital, and Unity was impatient, she longed for scope.
The first two questions were answered in 1930 by Kurt Gödel at the very same meeting where Hilbert delivered his retirement speech(much to the chagrin of Hilbert);
To the chagrin of his co-hosts, Fox and Friends presenter Pete Hegseth told the show's audience Sunday morning that he hasn't washed his hands in a decade.
At the peak of her fame in the'80s and'90s,Princess Diana couldn't go anywhere without dominating the news cycles(reportedly to the chagrin of her husband, Prince Charles, and the rest of her in-laws).
With deep chagrin and pain, Ukrainian believers perceive the negative position of the Holy Council of Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church as a whole, and yours in particular, regarding the granting of autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine.
This site, with its natural harbour,was eventually selected as the terminus for the Canadian Pacific Railway to the chagrin of Port Moody, New Westminster and Victoria, all of which had vied to be the railhead.
In 1972, the influential film“le Chagrin et la Pitié”, and a year later, the publication of the French translation of American scholar Robert Paxton's Vichy France contributed to a radical shift away from idealization of the French Resistance which had flourished under the post-war influence of De Gaulle and the French Communist Party.
Kitty was distressed, as she always was, at parting for a couple of days from her husband, but when she saw his eager figure, looking big and strong in his shooting-boots and his white blouse, and a sort of sportsman elation and excitement incomprehensible to her,she forgot her own chagrin for the sake of his pleasure, and said good-bye to him cheerfully.
With the help of China and Russia, Africa may, in fact, become the forerunner of crypto-currencies- and, in the case of west-and central Africa,the 14 countries would be able to gain financial autonomy, and to the chagrin of the French Central Bank, manage their own financial resources, breaking loose from under the little-talked about French yoke.