Translations for „appal“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

appal <-ll->, appall AM [əˈpɔ:l, Am əˈpɑ:l] VB trans

1. appal (shock):

appal

szokować [perf za-]

2. appal (horrify):

appal

przerażać [perf przerazić]

appalled at sth

przerażony czymś

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English

It is the virulence, tastelessness and, above all, the stupidity of most of the attacks on her that so appal.

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We ask these people to face risks that would terrify us and commit acts that would appal us, with only camaraderie and a sense of duty to support them.

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Very pretty, very svelte and very anxious not to appal or upset gentle palates with rough textures or butch flavours.

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The story of the "romance of the century" has been told many times, but still has the ability to enthral and appal in equal measure.

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These possibilities will appal some climbers, including this former one.

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Police believe they know the motive, which they have said was "misguided", "beyond comprehension" and would appal most people.

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There is a desperation that comes with addiction that you will go to incredible lengths to get it and you'll do things that appal you.

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It would embarrass me, appal you and disgust anyone with a conscience.

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