Examples of using Trepidation in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
To some trepidation.
Now, I promised you this audience with some trepidation.
And you have no trepidation about doing this.
Now, when it arrived I opened the box with a bit of trepidation.
I know there's trepidation when you talk about surgery near the penis.
She asked with trepidation.
We understand the trepidation that comes with citizenship and immigration translations.
But now going back on this road I have great trepidation.
Ah… there was… a lot of trepidation about what we were being asked to do, and where.
Now, every new technology brings with it some measure of trepidation.
Trepidations adds a certain vibrancy to any encounter, but I prefer curiosity, willingness, passion.
There's a palpable senseof urgency, excitement… and perhaps, yes, trepidation.
Given financial markets' current trepidation regarding the soundness of emerging economies, borrowing costs have risen.
His arrival is eagerly awaited,preparing in advance with special trepidation and respect.
Everyone waits for this event with particular trepidation, hoping for something of their own, private, anticipating changes in life.
It is a process that we all observe with optimism, but also with a measure of trepidation.
They were encouraged to play on the fire pole despite any trepidations that they might have, and often the parents offered guidance on how to use it on their own.
Watercolor or floral patternand soft fabric, create the effect of charm, tenderness and trepidation.
What other features does maternity hospital No. 2(Voronezh) have?Midwives here with special trepidation and attention refer to paid patients, to free of charge is not always this attitude.
Introspection is inevitable, therefore,if we are to be able to face the future without trepidation.
But it becomes counterproductive when mixed with pessimism and trepidation- which is exactly what has happened in Europe, with its so-called precautionary principle poisoning all kinds of innovation.
Now I need the easiest way to import music from iPhone to Mac immediately."- From Anna's trepidation.
This was a major accomplishment, noted one speaker, as there had been considerable trepidation in his region that this principle could be used to rationalize intervention in the guise of protection.
Yaser is an artist inclined to his inner voice, liberating himself from the censorship of what was achieved previously,to directly enter his own room and pronounce his word with neither trepidation nor hesitation.
And many husbands in anticipation of theholiday once again returned to his childhood, waiting with trepidation and a gift, and congratulations, so before his wife opens many possibilities to create an original surprise.
His delegation believed that, given the close connection between international and local criminals, it was essential for States to deal effectively with crime athome before they could confront transnational crime without trepidation.
Such a thing means a lot to you- you protect it,treat it with some trepidation and put it on on special occasions.
But we, the poor countries,execute those laudable blueprints with great trepidation, because of the devastating effect of the dreadful HIV/AIDS epidemic, which, without universal effort, is bound to cancel out, and even reverse, all development gains.
The painting was commissioned by her mother,and it hung in her aunt's house for many years, despite the trepidation family members felt at seeing the final composition.