Examples of using Chagrin in English and their translations into Russian
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Colours- black chagrin.
What chagrin filled my heart!
Colours- black chagrin 18mm BG.
Medusa agrees, much to Crystal's chagrin.
Instead, and to Isabella's chagrin, Sharpe had come to Dublin himself.
But what useful lesson is taken from this chagrin!
Just imagine your chagrin When she sees you wander in.
Barlow left the band in 2003, much to the chagrin of many fans.
To my chagrin, the magazine is owned by the father of Trent Preston.
At the end of the play, Hannah proves him wrong, much to his chagrin.
For example: pleasure or chagrin of thoughts of some people; or the same feelings at close contact of auras.
She also likes to abruptly improvise during performances, much to Hisako's chagrin.
Her chagrin is limited only by the fact that she has a brain the size of a toddler's fist.
At this point due to the Ent-draught, Pippin has grown taller than Merry,much to the latter's chagrin.
Eddie would get along with the monsters much to the chagrin of his father and sister and to the delight of his mother.
Roger made so much money in the'80s that in 1991, much to his first agent Ari Gold's chagrin.
With chagrin we have to admit that under the headings of abstract anecdotes regular ones are seen more and more frequently.
Housing settlements continue to bebuilt in disputed areas, much to the chagrin of the Palestinian people.
To my chagrin, I could not find a pistol with the quality of construction and features in design which I felt were appropriate for a carry gun.
It brings the note and adjusts the person after the own fashion,bringing the pleasures or chagrin.
Besides all usual vital gravity, chagrin and sufferings spatial poison is especially strong, and it can't be avoided.
Unlike the others, Chase has gone public,opening up his story to several talk shows much to Nico's chagrin.
Operas“L'Os de chagrin” oc.38, 1990, The Shagreen Bone opera-interlude from the ballet L'Os de chagrin. .
However, I would be less than frank if I did not mention the chagrin that was felt at the low turnout from the developed countries.
Because the palace's renovation was thus far unfinished,the King received ambassadors in her rooms, much to the Queen's chagrin.
Much to our chagrin, in the last year we have seen an intensification of the political campaign waged against Israel at the United Nations.
For numerous Iranian fans it became a serious blow to the ego, andthey didn't hesitate in indignation and chagrin manifestations.
Look, I called Benihana, and much to my chagrin, they could not accommodate a table for two plus an 800-pound polar bear.
Riley's mother attempts to get the information out of her, by attempting to sound cool and using slang terms, much to Riley's(and her emotions') chagrin.
Arguing properly, justifications it is hard and for chagrin, indignation and a protest, but at trust to the Driving Hand no, to these experiences of a place.