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Significats de faze en anglès

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Disturb the composure of.

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To inspire fear or hesitation due to fear.

Ús de faze en anglès
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Oddly, the denizens of the Quartier didn't faze her in the least.
The Purple Heights
2
She was all business again, so maybe Jane's comment didn't faze her.
L.a. candy
3
Those challenges did not seem to faze Patience Alifo, 23, from Ghana.
The South African
4
You deal with so much there that most things don't faze you.
The Yankee Years
5
In an unbearably tense, closely fought series, nothing seemed to faze him.
The Guardian
6
Merle Grimes could hardly have missed that, but it didn't faze him.
American empire: blood and iron
7
We tried to make sure it didn't faze them in the tunnel.
Reuters
8
As I said, it doesn't faze us one way or another.
News.com.au
9
After the past few weeks nothing can faze London football manager Paul Coggins.
The Irish Times
10
Collins didn't let the poll faze her in the debate which followed it.
Radio NZ
11
Fighting Joseph Parker in New Zealand holds doesn't faze French boxer Carlos Takam.
Radio NZ
12
Normally he assumed it wouldn't faze people, at least not cosmopolitan New Yorkers.
Blind Man's Alley
13
Those doubts, however, do not seem to faze the Colon-born athlete.
Reuters
14
After the last couple of days, that didn't even faze me.
The red pyramid
15
I don't think anything at the Confederations Cup is going to faze him.
Radio NZ
16
The occasion didn't faze him at all, and he finished third.
The South African
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