Examples of using Shell-shocked in English and their translations into Czech
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He's shell-shocked.
He looks a little shell-shocked.
I'm shell-shocked a little bit.
Well… he's shell-shocked.
He met some hottie downtown, and, um… She's a little shell-shocked.
You're shell-shocked.
Yeah. The men are looking pretty shell-shocked.
You're shell-shocked.
Everyone was kind of a little shell-shocked.
They're shell-shocked.
Lex, I gotta tell you,I was a bit shell-shocked.
A little shell-shocked.
Because he'sjust gone back to 90 years ago,because he's shell-shocked?
You walk in shell-shocked.
She's shell-shocked, out of her mind.
She's pretty shell-shocked.
He will be shell-shocked and so he will be executed by the British Army for cowardice.
I must be shell-shocked.
It's just after seeing Caleb… get summarily canned right in front of me,I'm still a little shell-shocked.
She's probably shell-shocked.
There's only miners and farmers and shell-shocked veterans of the Great War, smashing each other's skulls together in a million turnip fields from Duluth to East Jesus.
She's a little shell-shocked.
But that girl is shell-shocked, and she needs our help.
I think she's a little shell-shocked.
Borg looks shell-shocked.
Smashing each other's skulls together in a million turnip fields from Duluth to East Jesus. There's only miners and farmers and shell-shocked veterans of the Great War.
Yeah, still shell-shocked.
So anyway, George went to the union to get his free turkey… because the union always gave George this free turkey at Christmastime… because he was shell-shocked in the first World War.
Katie's kind of shell-shocked.
The union always gave George this free turkey at Christmas time… because he was shell-shocked in the First World War.