Examples of using Traumatised in English and their translations into Slovak
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They added that the Slovak public seems to be traumatised by events from this historical period and refuses to revisit them.
A Bosnian court heard last month from psychologists about how survivors of the Srebrenica massacre are intensely traumatised.
His lawyers claimed in court that he was traumatised because some of his relatives had been killed during Azerbaijan's war with Armenia, and alleged that Margarian had insulted his country.
Trixie knew that Nina would be too traumatised to come to us, so she faked the rape as her own, to protect.
have been killed or traumatised.
they are traumatised, depressed and in need of a reason for hope," UNHCR High Commissioner António Guterres said.
However, there is a risk of a domino effect on a continent traumatised by wars caused by artificial borders inherited from colonial times.
you may have been emotionally traumatised.
you may have been traumatised.
The story follows a young male refugee traumatised by war who is brought to a dilapidated house
you may have been emotionally traumatised.
you may have been traumatised.
beatings turn family members into traumatised victims who are forced to accept this situation as being the norm.
is so traumatised that she cannot stop crying.
i have never felt more traumatised and ready to panic(sic).
Thus, counselling sessions for specific groups such as traumatised women were able to be offered….
the more likely it is that you have been traumatised.
The world is full of miserable women with a soft spot for traumatised men with commitment issues.
The exchange rate realignments that periodically traumatised the European economies have become a thing of the past.
Yet occasionally, traumatised persons behave in such an incomprehensible,