Examples of using Terribly in English and their translations into German
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Political
Terribly frightened.
Oh, Mama, I'm─ I'm terribly sorry.
I am terribly afraid of snakes.
His first impression of you is terribly important.
You're terribly frightened, aren't you?
People also translate
Mother Teresa, by the way, was not a terribly nice person.
Is he terribly big and terribly bad?
The two German guys aren't terribly talkative.
And, oh, I'm terribly sorry about the door.
I had to sleep in the coach, which was terribly uncomfortable.
I'm terribly bad with both though.
Your mother will be terribly worried about you.
He was terribly afraid of the experiments and exploits.
You know, Schultz, as a people, you Germans are terribly suspicious?
I am so terribly afraid… to die.
At present, the economy is, of course, not in terribly good shape.
That's a terribly cynical way to live.
How they got there turns out not to be terribly critical in predicting.
But I was terribly afraid... I was only 15 years old.
And this best student of yours clearly hasn't taken it terribly well.
Although it is not terribly important, if we want to.
He was incredibly compassionate in some of his relationships and terribly inadequate in others.
I was afraid, terribly afraid, but I was tempted.
I could not sustain similar procedures as terribly I am afraid of pricks.
I'm terribly sorry, sir. I'm terribly sorry, Mr Wellman.
Its omnipresent see-throughnesscoupled with its lace with sensual patterns make it terribly sexy.
Because Kuka is terribly afraid of being sent to a children's home.
And men terribly afraid says the Midrash, winches were afraid.
First of all, Uganda has terribly restrictive regulations for foreigners to gain working permits.
It appears terribly fascinating, full of secrets and scary at the same time.