Examples of using Chagrin in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
Evolution was usually illustrated(even on the cover of some foreign translations of Stephen Gould's books, much to his chagrin) as a'ladder of progress' or similar.
much to the chagrin of the imperialists.
much to the chagrin and pain of our citizens.
much to my intense chagrin as Little Sis had had 32Bs at age 10 whereas at 13,
coupled with his chagrin at having run away from them, conspired to create a situation of isolation which even Thomas himself did not fully understand.
which means that you know the chagrin of purchase only get part
these have now spread out over a wide area- somewhat to the chagrin of farmers and foresters,
which means that you know the chagrin of purchase only get part
Much to the chagrin of the common football fan in England, the Premier League has become the richest league on the planet with revenues approaching £3 billion per year, mostly from global sponsorship
thousands of uncomfortable conversations take place each day in drinking establishments across America, much to the chagrin of all parties involved,
much to the chagrin of any of their co-workers who didn't take part in the group.
MGM refused to approve the additional recording time Zappa needed to complete it, so(much to his chagrin) it was issued in this unfinished form.
I want to talk to her about Chagrin Falls and give her this number.
To my surprise and chagrin, mother added you to the guest-list.
You have my undivided attention. Okay. Much to the chagrin of my publicist.
fresh from teaching tennis at the Chagrin Falls Country Club.
Who borrowed his roommate's tuxedo I think what you are is a kid from Chagrin Falls, Ohio, to look like he grew up on the Upper East Side.
I think what you are is a kid from Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
Celebrate National Chemistry Week: The Chagrin Falls Branch Library will allow students in grades three to six to do just that 7-8 p.m. Oct. 18 in its program, Solving Mysteries through Chemistry.
To my chagrin, the magazine is owned by the father of Trent Preston.