Examples of using Vexed in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Don't to feel vexed me.
Vexed Gamer- Rap Rat.
And he has vexed me ever since.
Vexed very difficult to deal with.
I didn't know you would be vexed.
Vexed and disappointed he began to cry.
Mr. Darcy's behaviour astonished and vexed her.
World mrs and vexed china since after often.
How come the way you answer makes people feel vexed?
Of course we are vexed,' said Oleg Kivokurtsev, Promobot's Development Director.
As took a glance at Carl-san,I could see that he had quite the vexed expression.
Another vexed question, in the early part of the 20th century at least, was whether or not animals have personalities.
Random growth is far harder to describe andhas long vexed mathematicians.
On the table is the vexed question of denuclearisation-- a word that means vastly different things to the two parties.
I used to try to remember their interpretations, but they discouraged and vexed me;
In 2006, the Andalusian capital's government, vexed by the city's four daily rush hours yes, four!
The anoydyne draft Politicial Reportgave no hint of future policy directions on this vexed question.
One thing that always vexed our little group of would-be speedsters was the question of which character was best.
Here, calls to consume lessanimal products are part of a deeply vexed political context.
But they rebelled and vexed his holy Spirit: therefore he was changed to be their enemy and he fought against them.
The conditions under which a marriage can be annulled-- effectively declared to have never existed--have been a vexed issue for the Church for centuries.
When we are angry, upset, agitated, or vexed," writes Anwesha Jana,"we blurt out anything and everything that comes to our mind.".
For those people that tried to protect him, those that idolized him, there was no doubt that thisdecision of Homura that shouldered all the loss by himself was something that vexed them.
A more vexed contemporary tribal conflict lies in the tensions between biological and cultural explanations of human behaviour.
Upon hearing I won't be buying anything today,she seems slightly vexed, and scolds me for not having brought my current pair of trainers with me.
Rumors are swirling that Opeyemi Enoch, a professor from the Federal University of Oye Ekiti in Nigeria, has solved the Riemann Hypothesis,a problem that has vexed mathematicians for over 150 years.
Solving the vexed question of keeping the peace and an open border between the United Kingdom province of Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic will also be an urgent priority in the talks, Barnier and Davis agreed.
Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula and its support for a pro-Russianrebellion in eastern Ukraine has also vexed European leaders and rattled Western markets.
The official said President Barack Obama had not made a final decision on the issue,which has vexed U.S. officials as they balance a desire to be seen promoting democracy and rights with a need to keep up some cooperation with Egypt's military.
Roth, then assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs,were vexed by the inexplicable delay in President Jiang's willingness to accept the phone call from President Clinton.