Examples of using Exasperated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He was greatly exasperated and wanted only one thing,
Exasperated and tired, I forgot everything I had ever read
I accept that the opposition is exasperated at having lost three consecutive parliamentary elections- although I might add that we also lost twice in a row, and that isn't such a tragedy.
when I got out of the pool, I was exasperated and tired and annoyed,
can leave us feeling exasperated, crazy and mindless.
After a few days of using CBD oil, he began to feel relaxed and less exasperated.
when conjoined with an AI it appears to be greatly exasperated.
The exasperated parents of these incompatible offspring went through half a dozen homesteads, losing one to fire,
In prison, Teresa meets Ezquiel OFarrell, the child in a wealthy Irish-Spanish family whose exasperated father has abandoned her after having had to bail her out of trouble too many times.
they are delivering honest praise rather than exasperated relief.
In prison, Teresa meets Patricia OFarrell, the child in a wealthy Irish-Spanish family whose exasperated father has abandoned her after having had to bail her out of trouble too many times.
On the other hand, it's fascinating to see gentlemen charged with bags, exasperated by the wait and the remarkable lack of decision of their girl when choosing a piece of clothing or picking the type of diet jelly she will eat at breakfast.
she grew more and more exasperated.
motive of their actions, though it may have engendered a violent and exasperated antisemitism, yet it cannot be classed among the general causes of antisemitism.
Jean-Paul Sartre in the 20th- were nearly all in some way inspired, exasperated, disgusted, and enchanted by the city.
there is no doubt about the king's mind being at first exasperated; but this was far more severe,
the notice they had of this meeting rather hardened and exasperated them than awakened them to think of the things that belonged to their peace and honour.
Exasperating, but then again, none of these were big commercial hotels;
The exceptional intelligence of Indigos can be exasperating to adults.
It means difficult and sometimes exasperating work to try to improve and evolve products.