Examples of using "Préoccupe" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm concerned about it.
What's got into you?
I'm worried about my weight.
- What ails you?
- What's been bothering you?
What are you getting so upset about?
He's worried about the result.
That's what troubles me.
Nobody cares about me.
I've been worrying about that.
He cares a lot about his reputation.
What bothers me is his attitude.
I think that something is bothering her.
- That's all I care about.
- That's all I worry about.
I don't see what you're so concerned about.
- He just cares about himself.
- He only cares about himself.
He is concerned about his father's illness.
The only thing he cares about is money.
I don't see what you're so concerned about.
I don't see what you're so concerned about.
Nobody cares what you think.
Don't worry about what others say.
- He cares about no one, but himself.
- He doesn't care about anyone but himself.
The only thing he cares about is himself.
What is it that alarms you?
we forget our individual fears, concerns, worries.
I hope Mary knows how much I care about her.
He is anxious about the result.
The little girl will go astray if no one cares much about her.
Nobody cares about me.
- Nobody cares what you think.
- No one cares what you think.
We're social people, we really care what other people are doing,
- What are you concerned about?
- What's worrying you?
- What ails you?
- What are you worried about?
- What's bothering you?
- What's been bothering you?
That's all I care about.
Something's on your mind, isn't it?
- What are you concerned about?
- What's worrying you?
- What are you worrying about?
- What are you worried about?
- What's bothering you?
Don't worry about such a trifle thing.
- No one cares about me.
- Nobody cares about me.
The only thing he cares about is money.
Don't worry about what others say.
What's worrying you?
A country that ignores its own past, that knows absolutely nothing and does not care about knowing anything, won't live to see another day.
The very pure spirit does not bother about the regard of others or human respect, but communes inwardly with God, alone and in solitude as to all forms, and with delightful tranquility, for the knowledge of God is received in divine silence.
After eating the sturdy meal and packing his school bag, Link wanted to get some last-minute reassurance from his friends. "Hey, Zelda, I need some advice." "Don't tell me you're already scared," Zelda frowned. "No. I just want some advice from someone who's been in high school already, and you're the smartest person I know!" Link smiled. Zelda let out a gentle laugh. "Thanks. Well, you—" "The teachers are so strict that you're not even allowed to breathe!" interrupted the King with a wicked grin. "Huh?!" "Father!" the princess exclaimed reproachfully. "Sorry, go on." "Now, Link—" She was cut off by the bus horn this time. "Oh, my bus must be around here now," said Link quickly, "byes!" "Beware of the meat hash surprise!" Gwonam seemed to have jumped out from nowhere. "Hey, don't get shot!" added the King, and both of them sniggered. Link was taken aback and looked highly upset for a moment, but Zelda was there to support him: "Don't pay attention to 'em, Link. It's not that bad. I'm sure—" "Zelda, don't worry. I'll be fine." In an instant Link was back to being his beaming self. "Alright. Give me a goodbye kiss." However, Link was of a different mind on this idea and replied snidely, with teenage cruelty, "Hell no, screw that! I gave up on your royal ass years ago. I still love you though," added he as an afterthought before leaving the castle. "Yeah, I don't know what she's worried about. I'm going to be alright!" he thought confidently as he got on the bus.