Examples of using Trepidation in English and their translations into Swedish
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Let us concede that with some trepidation the report'supports the aim?
but also with some trepidation, because we are convinced that now is the time to be revolutionary and radical.
In families with particular trepidation, they treat such holidays,
We watched, with trepidation and admiration, as they held on to a supporting wire to cross to the other side.
with some trepidation you're longer grounded!
For weeks now, we have been following developments in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia with some trepidation, weeks of huge
For their marriage, the bride and groom are preparing with trepidation and a special desire to make everything go at the highest level.
So it was with both trepidation and excitement that I signed up for a platonic dating site Girlfriend Social.
People from the northern parts of the country viewed the rise of a government led by a person from the south with great trepidation.
While the baby with trepidation counts the days before the holiday, parents should not waste time
What can we say about the kids, with trepidation who consider the remaining days before this magical moment.
I looked forward with some trepidation to a life among the savages. When the King
they expect it with special trepidation, sincerely believing in fabulous Santa Claus with a bag of gifts.
As a special emissary to the West Indies… When the King ordered me on this journey I looked forward with some trepidation to a life among the savages.
sweets and flowers- this is all with trepidation, many prepare for their loved ones.
I may have felt some… mild trepidation about subjecting myself to her full appraisal.
we are awaiting the reports with interest and some trepidation.
which Orthodox Christians of Russia treat with trepidation- church holidays.
because dark is all as light with trepidation longs for.
father-in-law is treated more easily and without much trepidation.