Examples of using Bemused in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
When I'm with her I'm confused Out of focus and bemused.
Bemused lets you control your PC from your mobile phone via bluetooth.
I can see a few newbie users being somewhat bemused by this screen.
They may be bemused by you living in a convent,
He moved always in the company and at the cost of the bemused Gentile“Liberals.”.
In fact, there will be no bemused amazement, for the reason for this hysteria is clear.
the poet is merely the bemused spectator.
so I was kind of bemused when I got the call to come and produce them.
Sort of, bemused John is that,
9 was a little bemused watching esther dip her toes in with mixed results.
displayed"attitude" to your questioning… chins up, bemused smile, that sort of thing.
I am as bemused as anyone else as to how this figure appeared in the background.
be entertained or bemused for free.
was left feeling bemused when they kept showing themselves to be scoundrels.
I remember being bemused several times in my own country years ago to pick up a product
We are so accustomed to the wonderful character actor Henry Travers being cast as a whimsical, bemused benign person, often slightly eccentric, that it's curious here to see him playing seemingly straight and sombre.
In the words of leading climatologist Professor Lindzen,'Future generations will wonder in bemused amazement that the early 21st century's developed world went into hysterical panic over a globally averaged temperature increase of a few tenths of a degree
watched the media coverage of the releases that day and was bemused by the almost palpable excitement in the reporting that this event could be a harbinger of the renewal of the Peace Process.
I think the European taxpayer would find it quite bemusing, and I happily vote against these agencies,
It is bemusing to watch him-perfectly pressed sitting on the floor,