Examples of using Consternation in English and their translations into Czech
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You just caused a consternation.
I confess my consternation at agreeing with D'Argo.
You can imagine my consternation.
Consternation, it was live, the record didn't exist.
Imagine his consternation when.
Consternation. anticipation… I'm picking up general excitement.
Would you know of Master Epps's consternation… to be any lessened with your timely return?
But it will pass. I realise that events of a year ago will cause no little consternation.
In con doir consternation, Teams must dress as birds.
I realise that events of a year ago will cause no little consternation, but it will pass.
To Richard's consternation, it was then time for our track day.
The emperor of Byzantium, when he received people in audience had a throne which,during the conversation would rise mysteriously in the air to the consternation of the visitors.
To Richard's consternation, it was then time for our track day.
Mr President, 20 years ago there were three theatres of violent conflict which caused worldwide consternation: South Africa, Ireland and the Middle East.
Uh… create maximum consternation. The enemy, very deceitfully, has taken advantage of the Tet truce.
Those who, like me, believe that the European Unionshould guarantee itself a minimum strategic autonomy, can only view with consternation our vulnerability in this matter.
Fair cause for consternation, unless strange is a new language and what we're doing here is vocabulary building.
Years ago, her husband, a wealthy Western-educated landowner,challenged tradition by providing her with schooling, and inviting her out of the seclusion in which married women were kept, to the consternation of more conservative relatives.
Like us, she's in consternation and panic at the thought that the thief could be someone as close as her cousin Godfrey.
Just when there was the sudden and unexpected escape of 1 000 immigrants from the Centre for Temporary Stay,I was on the island and observed the consternation and fear of the people who live there and no longer want to witness things of this kind.
I understand the pain and consternation expressed by many Members and am grateful to you all for being so resolute and to the point.
And due to this misapprehension that I'm the only blonde girl with a record in all of South Florida,Cristina Farrel has decided that until this consternation has been, if possible, resolved satisfactorily to my benefit, I have to double my face-to-face check-ins.
To my consternation, discovered through being out in society that it is virtually only active citizens who are monitoring whether EU legislation is being respected in many places.
At the same time, however, I understand the consternation and grief of many Serbs in Kosovo, and of course also in Serbia itself.
NL Mr President, I would like to join in the tributes which my fellow Members have been paying here to the Belgian Presidency and to you, Mr Prime Minister, because,at a time when the way in which your country's cabinet was formed was causing deep consternation for many businesses, you truly managed to draw on the European spirit to make this Presidency fully functional.