Summary
dismay {noun}
przerażenie · konsternacja · wielki niepokój
to dismay {verb}
przerażać · przerazić
English-Polish translation for "dismay"
"dismay" Polish translation
dismay {noun}
dismay {noun} (also: affright, fright, terror)
dismay {noun} (also: consternation, puzzlement)
dismay {noun}
to dismay {verb}
to dismay [dismayed|dismayed] {vb} (also: to appall, to appal, to terrify, to affright)
to dismay [dismayed|dismayed] {vb} (also: to appal, to petrify, to horrify, to appall)
But he wasn't dismayed.
May {noun}
The External Representation of the EU and EMU, in ECB Monthly Bulletin, May 2011
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Vice-President Christian Noyer with his successor Lucas Papademos in May 2002
Vice-President Christian Noyer with a farewell present at the end of his term of office in May 2002
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "dismay":
© Princeton Universityalarm · appal · appall · horrify · depress · deject · cast down · get down · dispirit · demoralize · demoralise · consternation · discouragement · disheartenment
Usage examples
Usage examples for "dismay" in Polish
Similar words
disk · diskette · diskless · disks · dislikes · dislocated · disloyal · dismal · dismantled · dismantling · dismay · dismembered · dismissal · dismissed · dismissive · dismissively · disobedience · disobedient · disorder · disordered · disorderly
More translations in the bab.la Japanese-English dictionary.