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Перевод: alarmed

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Тезаурус:

1. In fact, within a year of the formation of the Labour Government, senior officials in the Cabinet Office, Treasury and Board of Trade had become seriously alarmed by the cumbersome nature of the organization supporting the Attlee Cabinet, the proliferation of committees and the prolix and indecisive performance of some ministers.
2. The League's failure in its first confrontation with a major power alarmed smaller, more vulnerable countries.
3. Henry, too, felt somewhat alarmed to find himself using his imagination.
4. Miss Watson's appearance when she opened the side door alarmed Miss Fogerty quite as much as it had the small boy.
5. Elisabeth was alarmed to hear the old actress quote - however loosely - from Much Ado .
6. Ludens, alarmed, began, "Oh, I don't think -"
7. Alarmed by the doctor's message, the Prince immediately took passage on the George Washington and sailed for England.
8. Mr Pass, the beadle of the Surgeon's Company, having been present during this experiment, was so alarmed that he died soon after his return home from fright."
9. He was pleased, excited, also alarmed.
10. Indeed it was this failure which led ultimately to her rejection by the Conservative party which, remembering Disraeli's warning that "the Conservative party is a national party, or it is nothing", was alarmed by the hostility she aroused in half the nation.
11. Aware of the distances we had covered, aware too of the reason for our travels - this book and our interest in his deeper self - though far from eager, indeed, "alarmed" by it, he nevertheless agreed to meet - a moment of dual appraisal.
12. Somewhat alarmed, he appealed over their heads to J., who promised to restrain his men if the provocation ceased forthwith.
13. Mr David Wilshire, MP for Spelthorne, last year a staunch supporter on the Commons committee examining the tax, is now so alarmed at how it works that this week he asked ministers to scrap the "monstrously unfair" community charge.