Significats de greatly chagrined en anglès

Poor little Margaret was greatly chagrined at the discovery of her secret.

Pike was greatly chagrined at being forced to show Dick about, and said gruffly:

They all seemed greatly chagrined and disappointed at finding that it was beginning to rain.

Meanwhile, Seketulo, though greatly chagrined at the turn of affairs, by no means abandoned hope.

Accordingly, when at night Nana, greatly chagrined, found herself alone with Muffat, she said furiously:

Then they turned and went after the boys, greatly chagrined at having been so cleverly fooled.

Lee, it is said, was greatly chagrined over his lost opportunity, and exclaimed to his generals:

She was greatly chagrined, therefore, when Louis rushed down to the courtyard on hearing the signs of arrival.

Ford pretended to be greatly chagrined.

On the other hand, Percy was greatly chagrined to learn that Ralph had played the part of the hero.

As for Berg and his employers, they were, it was learned later, greatly chagrined at finding the wreck valueless.

Sterne was greatly chagrined, however, to notice that he did not seem anyway near being past his work yet.

Meantime Mrs. Carter, who had been greatly chagrined at the non-appearance of Mr. Hamilton the week before, was now confidently expecting him.

The Rebels were greatly chagrined at her loss, as they had expected she would accomplish much toward driving the National fleet from the Mississippi.

At least they appear to have greatly chagrined Cromwell, although he spoke of them in a very disparaging way, and deprecated their fighting qualities.

On the return of General San Martin, he professed to be greatly chagrined at the departure of the inhabitants, and the consequent loss of supplies.