Definition, Betydelse & Anagram | Engelska ordet ABACK

Definition av ABACK

1. bakåt

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• A square-rigged vessel in irons by accident is taken aback with the sails blown against the mast or laid aback if deliberate.
• The natives were surprised that fully armed legionaries were able to cross the river, and Peter Salway has stated even Dio seems taken aback.
• The film received a scathing review from Singer, who was particularly taken aback by Streisand's monopolization of the production to its detriment:.
• Sam is taken aback by the perceived cheapness of his father-in-law-to-be, but is quickly "kidnapped" for his bachelor party, where he decides to spend the bill to pay the party's stripper.
• Miller and other union founders were taken aback by Paul Brown's staunch view that "it was both just and necessary that management could cut, trade, bench, blackball, and own in perpetuity anyone and everyone that it wanted".
• Pelican tried to cross Arguss stern to deliver raking fire but Arguss second lieutenant, William Howard Allen (not related to the commanding officer), threw his sails aback to slow the American brig and instead raked Pelican.
• Accreditation officials, according to news reports, were mildly taken aback by the school's eccentricities, questioning the lack of any non-smoking area within the school and some students' practice of bringing their pets to school.
• The Doctor and Steven are taken aback when she introduces herself as Dodo Chaplet and reveals that her grandfather was French.
• Joseph II was taken aback by the suddenness and strength of the opposition to his plan and after some minor sabre-rattling suspended his project.
• Though taken aback by their defection, Sanderson accedes to majority rule and restarts the travel unit.
• " The minister, taken aback by the great destruction before him, muttered in an undertone, "What you people have done here!" Later, Dayan would recount that: "I am no novice at war or battle scenes, but I have never seen such a sight, not in reality, or in paintings, or in the worst war movies.
• Due to its compactness, the storm initially confounded attempts to gauge its intensity, and so forecasters were taken aback by reports of its strength from the Miami area.
• Laborde was taken aback by the German operation, but transmitted orders to prepare for scuttling, and to fire on any unauthorised personnel approaching the ships.
• In episode seven, Alex is momentarily taken aback when he encounters a pregnant woman who resembles Izzie, causing him to stammer.
• The BNF director-general (then Derek Shrimpton), taken aback, said that the report would not be published by NACNE, but the chair of NACNE's expert sub-committee was free to publish it.
• The Stooges are taken aback upon learning that Schnapps, the horse in jeopardy, is Birdie's long-lost partner.
• They were also taken aback by West's costume invoking Wesley Snipes's look in Blade (1998), although felt that the progressive rap beats "grew samey and portentous" at the challenge of running through a stadium show and concluded if West had missed "his supernova ambitions, he made a rocket-fuelled attempt".
• Meanwhile, Ragini is taken aback when she learns that Ranveer is Anmol, and she is distraught when he seemingly appears to reject her.
• The German-born American historian Abraham Ascher wrote that anyone reading of Mackenzie King's relationship with Hitler together with that of Lord Lothian (a prominent pro-appeasement Scottish aristocrat) "cannot avoid being taken aback by the superficiality and gullibility of these two authors" as both Lord Lothian and Mackenzie King convinced themselves that Hitler was an idealistic man of peace.
• Finn O’Neill is taken aback with Hope and they have a windswept romance with Finn whisking her away to his palatial, Irish estate.

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