Significats de somewhat chagrined en anglès

At the end of it the doctor seemed somewhat chagrined.

The gentleman bade her good-evening, and walked away, looking somewhat chagrined by his easy dismissal.

He was careful to retreat before the conclusion of the service; somewhat chagrined by his success.

He was evidently somewhat chagrined and crestfallen.

Holderness seemed somewhat chagrined at the discomfiture of de Peyster's party, and he sat a little while in silence.

When the impulse finally came to hasten back, they were somewhat chagrined to discover that they had lost their own trail.

Will himself, on a fine horse, had been somewhat chagrined at being passed in the chase by a Pawnee on an inferior-looking steed.

It didn't matter in the least of course, but he found himself somewhat chagrined that his memory had played him such a trick.

Looking somewhat chagrined, he put the coin into Hepzibah's hand, and departed, sending the second Jim Crow in quest of the former one.

Captain Armes was somewhat chagrined that he had no prisoners, but there was consolation in taking back nearly all the horses that had been stolen.

Sansome, who, it must be confessed, had been somewhat chagrined at the apparent intensity of her anxiety, was, within the next two hours, considerably reassured.

Somewhat chagrined, I returned to my companions, and we rode on.

Somewhat chagrined, Gentle went out and asked Monday if he was willing to chance the woman's embrace for a while.

"We don't have the numbers right," the secretary of defense said, somewhat chagrined.

"Must have had a room, like ourselves," remarked Craig somewhat chagrined at the outcome of his scheme.