Examples of using Trepidation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
I understand your trepidation… but you're the Captain.
I may have felt some… mild trepidation about subjecting myself to her full appraisal.
But, you understand my trepidation.
But I understand your trepidation.
The bubbles don't like cold temperatures and trepidation very much!
Vraska felt Jace's fear, sensed his trepidation and fury.
yes, trepidation.
With joy and trepidation she gave birth to her only son,
Of course, I heard with trepidation the news of the Pope's hospitalization in the Gemelli hospital.
With some trepidation, I asked Robert Bly
Despite initial trepidation, there was no official response in the U.S., and the first American
It was with trepidation that she began a steep learning curve in order to treat them.
The shadows, the trepidation, the wind, the whistle of the train,
there is some trepidation about the prescription and implementation of RT due to the possibility of vascular brain
Trepidation and cowardice take hold of his soul
It is with some trepidation that I address Your Holiness,
Checked in here with some trepidation after reading reviews,
The endurance of the Principate is challenged in these narratives, by the emperor's jealous trepidation toward competent commanders such as Germanicus.
You know that feeling of trepidation you get when you are waiting for something so eagerly that the wait seems endless?
What can we say about the kids, with trepidation who consider the remaining days before this magical moment.