Aún no tenemos significados para "intense chagrin".
1To his intense chagrin, he had found the quaint old city very tiresome.
2But to his intense chagrin the doe bounded off and disappeared in the brushwood.
3To their intense chagrin the quay was deserted.
4For to his intense chagrin, strive as he might, he could move neither hand nor foot!
5The captain took a fervently careful aim, but went far wide of the mark, to his intense chagrin.
6Though Levi immediately ordered the foresail to be hoisted, he saw, with intense chagrin, that the advantage was against him.
7Here, as has been said, two months had to be spent waiting for the flood, to Dr. Livingstone's intense chagrin.
8It was a moment of intense chagrin for Nance, untempered by the fact that Dan's adversary was much the bigger boy.
9I glanced at the great New York detective and saw that a look of intense chagrin had come upon his clear-cut features.
10At the end of his third year Nish had moved above the middle of the prentices, but there, to his intense chagrin, he stayed.
11To the intense chagrin of the wiseacres he prospered despite an unprecedented disregard for the teachings of his father and his grandfather before him.
12Monsieur le Comte Edouard de Poincilit, to his intense chagrin, found that a ship's captain has far-reaching powers when he chooses to exert them.
13"We've passed him; he has doubled on us," uttered Darrin in a tone of intense chagrin.
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