Examples of using Exasperated in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Cyrillic
This time exasperated.
I exasperated her, I knew.
Looks more exasperated.
(Exasperated)“Of course not.
The Queen was exasperated.
This exasperated many ghosts.
Isabelle sounded exasperated.
I like exasperated faces.
I watched the tutorial by half andI'm already exasperated by this word.
Exasperated, Boraqchin rides down to the pastures herself.
Maria was exasperated and.
I am exasperated because this is entirely unnecessary.".
Finally totally exasperated he said.
It washes the colon andfunctions as an anti-inflammatory to sooth exasperated tissue.
Bored kids, exasperated parents.
Exasperated by Haji Toma and Stojan's behaviour, she suddenly becomes aware of her slave-like situation.
My friend was exasperated!
I am absolutely exasperated, because this is entirely unnecessary.”.
That's different, he exasperated me.
We all know the feeling when you can not take a breath because that stuffy nose, runny nose andendless nagging exasperated.
Peter shot her an exasperated glance.
The exasperated cook tried to get his revenge by slicing the potatoes as thinly as he could, deep frying until they turned brown and crispy, and smothering them with salt.
But in my head I can hear Haymitch's smug, if slightly exasperated, words,“Yes, that's what I'm looking lot, sweetheart.”.
So if LIGO's response whenever that drum begins banging anewsometimes comes off as a bit exasperated, there's a very good reason for it.
Finally, the night before leaving on an out-of-town buying trip,she scribbled an exasperated note to her head saleswoman,“everything in this display case x 1/2,” hoping just to be rid of the offending pieces, even if at a loss.
When they exhausted the most vicious means and still couldn't achieve their goal,they became flustered and exasperated, and went against our students even more viciously.
By the end, I got it, but when I got out of the pool,I was exasperated and tired and annoyed, and I said,"Why are we doing breath-holding exercises?".
The result of this is that I cannot remember anybody's name, andwhen people discuss physics with me they often are exasperated when they say,‘the Fitz-Cronin effect,' and I ask,‘What is the effect?
Life offers us an opportunity to pass through all kinds of experiences not to be angry and exasperated, but to mature, become stronger and go stronger and readier to the new levels of learning and progress.
(Laughter) Sometimes they say it to their friends,it's something to say to their friends in a kind of fondly exasperated way, you know, something that ultimately proves how masculine they are, how needed, how loved.