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1 trepidation
nounBeklommenheit, die* * *trepi·da·tion[ˌtrepɪˈdeɪʃən]a feeling of \trepidation ein beklommenes Gefühl▪ to do sth with \trepidation etw mit Angst tun* * *["trepI'deISən]nBangigkeit f, Beklommenheit f, Ängstlichkeit fa look of trepidation —
a feeling of trepidation — ein beklommenes Gefühl, ein Gefühl der Bangigkeit or Verzagtheit
I am writing, not without some trepidation, to tell you... — nicht ohne ein Gefühl der Beklommenheit teile ich Ihnen mit...
* * *trepidation [ˌtrepıˈdeıʃn] s2. fig Angst f, Beklommenheit f* * *nounBeklommenheit, diewith some trepidation, not without trepidation — ziemlich beklommen
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2 trepidation
trepi·da·tion [ˌtrepɪʼdeɪʃən] na feeling of \trepidation ein beklommenes Gefühl;to do sth with \trepidation etw mit Angst tun
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