Exemplos de uso de To be concerned em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Nothing to be concerned with.
That you have good reason to be concerned.
But no need to be concerned, Mr. Aschenbach.
The National Park had cause to be concerned.
She's right to be concerned, Michael.
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But in any case there is reason to be concerned.
New Zealanders tend to be concerned for the environment.
Anything less than 330 million and I'm supposed to be concerned.
There's no need to be concerned for Kes.
Don Francis, I'm afraid you're not the only one to be concerned.
Dorian's right to be concerned, Xena.
I know how you feel about her, Major butthere's no reason to be concerned.
Got a reason to be concerned.
For you to be concerned, to bother, it is very kind.
You have a reason to be concerned.
You only need to be concerned with Lieutenant Torres' situation.
That's a good reason to be concerned!
We have reason to be concerned By the Earl of Essex actions, Sir Francis.
There's no reason to be concerned.
We are not to be concerned with the number who will or will not enter.
Don't even pretend to be concerned, tripp.
If Sanchez is mentally unstable,all the more reason to be concerned.
There's nothing to be concerned about here.
And if the authorities will commit illegal acts and then lie about it,citizens of our community need to be concerned….
The institution needs to be concerned with that.
Community stocks likely to be concerned: whiting VIIe-k, herring in the Baltic Sea, sole in IIIa, anglerfish in VIIIc and IXa, herring in the Baltic Sea Management Unit 3, sprat in Baltic Sea subdivisions 22-32.
Thank you, but it's really nothing to be concerned about.
Our friends seem to be concerned… About your attitude towards security.
The extra 0.4 lb. is not enough to be concerned about.
All anybody needs to be concerned with today is making Cheyenne by tomorrow.