Examples of using "Preoccupata" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I was worried.
- I was concerned.
She looked like she was worried.
She was worried.
She's very worried about you.
Layla is worried about you.
- She admitted that she was worried.
- She admitted she was worried.
- She said that she was concerned.
- She said that she was worried.
She said that she was really worried.
Harry, I'm worried.
- I was so worried.
- I was worried sick.
Washington was worried.
I'm worried, too.
Layla was worried.
- You look like you're worried.
- She looks like she's worried.
I'm worried.
Do I look worried?
I was concerned.
She says she's not worried.
I'm really worried.
- She said that she wasn't concerned.
- She said that she wasn't worried.
She said that she was very worried.
- She told me that she was worried.
- She told me she was concerned.
- She told me she was worried.
What is she worried about?
- Why are you so worried?
- Why are you so troubled?
I was worried about Tom.
My wife is worried.
Mary looked like she was worried.
Mary looks like she's worried.
She's very worried, isn't she?
She's still worried, isn't she?
She was worried about him.
She's concerned about him.
Don't be that worried.
Now I'm worried.
You seem worried.
I was really worried.
She's worried about her future.
She's worried about her grades.
She was worried about her grades.
She said that she isn't worried.
I'm really worried.
She is much concerned about the result.
Is she worried about her grades?
- She told me that she wasn't worried.
- She told me she wasn't worried.
She said she was worried about me.
- She said she was worried about him.
- She said that she was worried about him.
You're worried.
Were you worried?
I was not worried at all.
My mom was very worried.
Layla was a little worried.
Mary was worried about that.
She isn't worried about him.
She wasn't worried about him.
She must be worried about him.
She seemed to be worried about him.
She's worried, too, isn't she?
She's worried about that, isn't she?
She's very worried about him.
She was very worried about him.
I'm not worried.
I worried, of course.
I wasn't worried.
I'm very concerned.
I'm just worried.
She's worried about losing her job.
She isn't worried about her grades.
She wasn't worried about her grades.
- I'm worried for you.
- I'm worried about you.
I was worried about you.
She is anxious about her father's health.
- Her looks were suggestive of anxiety.
- Judging by her expression, she looked worried.
- Judging from the expression on her face, she was worried.
Tom noticed that Mary looked worried.
worried about the corona pandemic.
His mother is worried about him.
She was worried that she might miss the train.
- She is worried about her health.
- She's worried about her health.
I was so worried.
- I was very worried about her.
- I was very worried about you.
Harry, I'm worried.
I'm so worried.
She's concerned for her safety.
She was worried about her health.
She's a little worried about him.
Should I really be worried?
You look really worried.
It was clear that she was not concerned with the matter.
but Malte is worried about the grain.
She was concerned about the well-being of her brothers.
I'm very worried about my weight.
Tom doesn't know how worried Mary is.
- Tom thinks Mary won't be worried.
- Tom thinks that Mary won't be worried.
She never worried about him.
I know you're worried about Tom.
- I am worried about him.
- I'm worried about him.
I'm worried about them.