Examples of using Exasperated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I would feel somewhat exasperated.
bored, and exasperated.
back to his father, but he seems exasperated.
There had been a time not so many years ago that her fondest hopes included being in that exasperated mother's place.
without an extensive overhaul, which required co-operation from an exasperated Australian Government.
I would have expected you to be a little more… exasperated after spending an entire day with your father.
Helen blew out an exasperated breath, muttered something about twelve-year-old boys, and vanished into the crowd just as Alec pushed his way forward.
Exasperated with Bill's indecision,
No less exasperated was another knowledgeable on-the-scene journalist,
Exasperated(feeling very irritated and upset because things are not the way you want them).
Exasperated and tired, I forgot everything I had ever read and sometimes joined in the crying too.
including the things that would have exasperated most girls.
No, what alarmed me instead was that the repetition I had yielded to no longer exasperated me.
the half-foundered ship weltering there with its three dismantled masts alone visible; and an exasperated whale, purposing to spring clean over the craft, is in the enormous act of impaling himself upon the three mast-heads.
Macron appeared exasperated when the US president said he would pass the question to Macron on whether France should do more to bring French ISIS fighters home.
In an at times awkward news conference with Trump, Macron appeared exasperated when the United States president said he would pass the question to Macron on whether France should do more to bring French Daesh fighters home.
In a news conference with Trump, Macron appeared exasperated when the U.S. president said he would pass the question to Macron on whether France should do more to bring French ISIS fighters home.
He becomes exasperated and realizing the futility of the farce,
Feeling exasperated, and a little humiliated by her boss's contempt for something she enjoyed, the assistant finally asks,
false visibly, abusive, exasperated to the death the proletariat).