Translations for „agonise“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

agonize, agonise Brit [ˈægənaɪz] VB intr

to agonize over [or about] sth

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Today one will agonise over hundreds of choices.

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First media organisations had to agonise over whether the internet threat was cyclical or a structural change to the industry.

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He has agonised over the waifs, the unemployed, the mental patients, scoundrels, fallen women, the rich and comfortable in their wall of privilege.

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Don't agonise about knocking salt off completely from your diet.

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The long deliberation means the judge must have agonised over the decision, he added.

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I have agonised with teenagers about struggles with parents and peers.

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We might agonise over operating system start-up times, but it's not the occasional restart that affects your productivity.

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The operator and his colleague were left to agonise over whether the child was dead, and worse -- never knowing for sure.

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The answer is "perhaps," but, fortunately, dividend-seeking investors do not need to agonise too much over that question.

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Surely publishers would not agonise over the appearance of a book's cover if it did not enhance sales.

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