apprehensive in the PONS Dictionary

apprehensive Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be apprehensive about sth
загрижен съм за нщ
to be apprehensive that
опасявам се, че

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Since topical anesthesia requires cooperation from the patient, general anesthesia is often used for children, traumatic eye injuries, major orbitotomies and for apprehensive patients.
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The rhythm restarts with tense connotations and the orchestra swells with apprehensive shades.
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As they look through their menus, one of the men, apparently very apprehensive, shows a picture of a young woman to the other.
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In this era, the women were apprehensive of appearing on stage or in films.
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Though initially apprehensive about her entering into the acting profession, her parents were very supportive.
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A kindhearted and protective woman, she is decisive and strong-willed, though apprehensive about risky decisions concerning her family.
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The album's aggressive, straightforward approach is largely riff-oriented with no guitar solos and frequent transitions from clean, apprehensive singing to throaty roars.
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Though radio grew quickly as a medium for baseball, many teams were still apprehensive about it, fearing negative effects on attendance.
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During the week, competitors and officials alike, were growing apprehensive of the 25/8 rule.
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Drivers began to openly admit they were apprehensive of its possibility.
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