Examples of using Shell shock in English and their translations into Czech
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Shell shock.
From shell shock?
Shell shock.
I'm getting shell shock!
Shell shock, battle fatigue.
It's shell shock.
Is it some kind of shell shock?
It's shell shock, isn't it?
They call it shell shock.
That she's been traumatized by what's happened to her, like shell shock.
Classic shell shock.
No, I kid you not. They call it shell shock.
I have seen shell shock before.
There is no such thing as shell shock.
Wasn't it only shell shock with father?
The team doctor's seeing to him there, and yes, it's shell shock.
They called it shell shock in the First World War.
Flying stress, combat fatigue, shell shock, even.
Could be from shell shock, Thomas.- The pain in your head.
Battle fatigue. Shell shock.
Shell shock-- often seen in people who have been at war too long.
They call it shell shock.
They call it shell shock. Seems to only happen with guidance counselors.
In the First World War that condition was called shell shock.
That condition was called shell shock. In the First World War.
With all their men dead, or maimed or shell shock.
Shell shock" during the First World War and"combat fatigue in the Second. It was"soldier's heart in the Civil War.
Have you ever seen a man go mute with shell shock?
I bet you if we would have still been calling it shell shock, some of them Viet Nam veterans might have gotten the attention they needed at the time.
I know he's treating many of this fellows from shell shock or whatever.