Translations for „worrier“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

worrier [ˈwʌriəʳ, Am ˈwʌ:riɚ] N

worrier

беспоко́йный челове́к m

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It's important to move from problem-generation, which is what worriers are prone to do, to problem-solving.

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I'm still a worrier and prone to anxiety, but it definitely shook away any jaded feelings.

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He is described as a thin, chain-smoking man, and a chronic worrier.

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Those in their forties and fifties appear to be the biggest money worriers.

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He's also a worrier -- a big one -- who for years used alcohol to soothe his anxiety.

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We're worriers down here and that's because we want these events to be a success and that means more ambitious ideas every year.

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And, in cases where your dog becomes a perpetual worrier, anti-anxiety medications can help.

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I do think we were the better club, but we were a bit worrier.

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He's a very grey man, completely controlled by his wife, he's a born worrier and nobody respects him.

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The primary protagonist, he is a worrier and pessimist, though a very talented artist who likes to draw.

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