Examples of using Chagrin in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Political
Well, much to Todd's chagrin.
To our chagrin if was time to depart….
Without grief and without chagrin.
To our chagrin, we missed the feast of the 12th.
We wish not to know chagrin.
To the chagrin of my family, I try to hang pictures every now and then.
Fragility, Abundance, Joy, Chagrin.
Let life do not bring chagrin, and indulges pleasant surprises.
Sherlock Holmes staggered back, white with chagrin and surprise.
To your chagrin, it seems no solutions to get your important data back.
Football is not one of Finn's passions- much to his father's chagrin.
To my chagrin, I have to say that little has been done with this criticism since.
May 1: Labor day fell on a Sunday this year to everyone's chagrin.
If nose wings itch, wait for you chagrin, an illness and sad news.
The village was established andhas grown around a natural waterfall on the Chagrin River.
And with a curious mixture of anger, chagrin, and shame, he put his watch back into his pocket and said abruptly.
You are not to see pain and suffering,Ne regarde pas le chagrin et le malheur.
To the chagrin of the cutters, however, this gem has a perfect cleavage and thus extremely difficult to cut.
And the heavy sorrow of these hard times,Et le lourd chagrin de ces temps difficiles.
At such age it is easy to pick up an infection thatwill turn your rest with the one-year-old child into chagrin.
They don't want to go further, and one can understand their chagrin, if not agree with their policy stance.
Roger made so much money in the'80s that in 1991,much to his first agent Ari Gold's chagrin.
However, to the chagrin of O'Meara, the great chief Red Cloud has decided to sign a peace treaty with the white man.
This title is a cover of Chacun fait(c'qui lui plaît)as made famous by Chagrin d'amour.
To my chagrin, the Dutch parliament, in particular, has been guilty of this type of behaviour, even as recently as this week.
The newly forged alliances have finally given the Exchange a foothold in the spice trade,much to the chagrin of the Hutts.
To Gasteiger's chagrin, the Swiss government system probably works too well for there to be an urgent need for change.
I could have read something political or made some sort of unexpected intervention;much to my detractors' chagrin, I didn't.
This is an issue on which a majority of the electorate of each and every Western country will agree-much to the chagrin of the liberal elites.
Climate change is a lie and science does not need any exchange: Donald Trump has an"alternative" understanding of what is true-much to US researchers' chagrin.