Examples of using Aggrieved in English and their translations into Czech
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I am aggrieved.
Well, don't sound so aggrieved.
I am aggrieved.
He's entitled to feel aggrieved.
The aggrieved and you.
How are you… aggrieved?
The aggrieved party, at the nearest point.
Don't you feel aggrieved?
I'm aggrieved to hear that, Mr. Smith.
I'm a resident. I'm aggrieved.
Are you aggrieved, Jingim?
But only the company were aggrieved.
You're the aggrieved husband.
Lord Mansfield would be most aggrieved.
You felt aggrieved, it was a pal of yours.
You're feeling a bit aggrieved, right?
If you feel aggrieved, take it up with my niece.
You're feeling a bit aggrieved, right?
Because aggrieved women love their afternoon talk shows.
Please don't act all surprised and aggrieved.
They feel deeply aggrieved and talk of seizures.
I just can't understand why you're so aggrieved.
The aggrieved, Věra Mrázková, seeks recompense for a broken watch, 350 CSK.
We're waiting our turn,and we're the aggrieved!
But only the Company are aggrieved, so no-one can take you to the clink or to the poultry tower.
Take it up with my niece. If you feel aggrieved.
The rebels are the aggrieved parties.- Can't, can't…- they have every right to determine the valerii's punishment.
The law firm Reddick,Boseman Kolstad is feeling aggrieved.
Ryder called the conclave, and as the"aggrieved party," he gets to host it.
Much more typical of this kind of perp… political, aggrieved.