Examples of using Embittered in English and their translations into Arabic
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Will, you seem embittered.
Their embittered our requisitions.
He went on disability, became embittered.
I was angry, embittered with life.
Embittered towards the art world, van Meegeren set out to make fools of his detractors.
Hugh Crain was left an embittered man… with a small daughter, Abigail.
He drank himself into oblivion, leaving Hareton, his son and heir,to try to wake some love in Heathcliff's embittered heart.
But embittered heart will never get lost.
Tell her Jane says she's a self-righteous, embittered old bat, and she should thank me.
Or will embittered Democrats seek to block her path?
I believed that same light might warm her embittered heart, that you would lead a good life.
An embittered and tearful president Thieu resigned on the same day, declaring that the United States had betrayed South Vietnam.
Interviewing a man-hating embittered New England spinster librarian?
Radio Yemen(an Egyptian-controlled organ) called for the assassination of the Al Saud including the Free Princes.That was one reason that the Free Princes became increasingly embittered with Nasser.
Gossip from embittered former colleagues and employees.
She had a very hard destiny, but it is not embittered, wrote poems about love and happiness.
Despite his embittered view of the world and misanthropic attitudes towards humanity, Gobineau was capable of displaying much charm when he wanted to. He was described by Albert Sorel as"a man of grace and charm" who would have made a perfect diplomat in Ancien Régime France.[131].
Members may rest assured that we are in no way embittered by the politics that preceded this vote.
We are well aware that there are people in Syria embittered towards Arabs and Arabism who failed their country. However, they are still reassured since the Syrian government still believes and adheres to the same Arab nationalistic positions, transcendsabove all the wounds, gives an example of tolerance, and holds on to the Arab noble principles and morals, the writer continued.
I no longer worry about becoming one of those pitiful losers embittered by a failed marriage, leading a lonely, pathetic life of fulfilment and good times.
After yet another blunder, an embittered cop, Daoud, is sent by his dissatisfied superiors to spend a.
Gobineau spent his last years living in Rome, a lonely and embittered man whose principal friends were the Wagners and Eulenburg.[142] He saw himself as a great sculptor and attempted to support himself by selling his sculpture.[142].
He added that"even with the resolution of the name issue that embittered some, strengthen the diplomatic power of Greece against the international community and Europe to be able to deal much more effectively with real challenges to our national issues".
An arbitrary or inequitable distribution of economic resources and continuous discrimination on the basis of ethnicity,religion or other factors further polarize and embitter the people.
Well, it embitters the blood, and it risks drawing too much attention.