Examples of using Dreaded in English and their translations into Japanese
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The Town That Dreaded Sundown will be released on October 16th, 2014.
In 1853 the dreaded sickness, then called leprosy, now called Hansen's disease, entered the Hawaian Island Kingdom.
This, not only because they were used in controversy, but because their secret influence on orthodox Judaism was dreaded.
The Myth Of Alzheimer's- what you are not being told about today's most dreaded diagnosis.
The myth of Alzheimer's what you aren't being told about today's most dreaded diagnosis.
I was getting the dreaded“no preview available” jpeg error.
This eliminates the dreaded"windowless" window seat found on other aircraft.
If you have ever woken up in the morning and dreaded going to work, this post is for you.
The most dreaded platform is SharePoint, followed by Drupal and Salesforce.
What the Japanese dreaded above all else was the Soviet Union's entry into the war.
Like most drivers, you probably dreaded calling car insurance providers one-by-one just for car insurance quotes.
Better still, it boasts 40 percent faster image capture, reducing the dreaded shutter lag that plagues most digital cameras.
That was exactly the downside of the IPO that the founders had dreaded.
Let's take spelling as an example. Many kids struggle each and every year at school with that dreaded Friday spelling test.
This would avoid the dreaded“double taxation” that occurs with any sort of dividend distribution, and your corporation would even be able to take a tax deduction on the amount it pays you as salary!
This process creates the bulged and dimpled look of the dreaded cellulite, and with very very few exceptions it is completely a feminine problem.
To avoid this dreaded dehydration, it is best to apply the foundation when the skin is still wet after the application of your moisturizer.
One of the most dreaded of all infections, the periods of epidemics in the Southern States have been the occasions of a widespread panic with complete paralysis of commerce.
the famous and equally dreaded costume test.
Truman also knew that the Soviet Union was about to come into the war and that the Soviet invasion was what the Japanese most dreaded.