distressed [dɪˈstrest] ПРИЛ.
1. distressed (unhappy):
- distressed
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2. distressed (in difficulties):
- distressed
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- distressed
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| we | distress |
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| they | distress |
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She was later distressed by her declining ability to learn her lines as her health deteriorated.
en.wikipedia.org The prince was distressed but brought back the swineherd's daughter, married her, and received a crown, becoming a king.
en.wikipedia.org Now, however, he became very distressed as the rat appeared in the room.
en.wikipedia.org It was founded in 2006 and has accepted over 2,000 distressed wild animals.
en.wikipedia.org He was distressed by the consequences of the new zone putting young hoppers out of work.
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