How to pronounce “bewilder” in English

actually, computers were first commercialized and my engineering aptitude enabled me immediately to grasp what the technology was all about.It seem to bewilder other people but I was very fortunate in that immediately I could recognize not only what they were about but also I started to think in my usual sort ofpreventive way about the possible legal implications of having computers used and available.

We have 26, let's say they had 50 signs that would create the sound, they could write anything without any further trouble. So, Ifind it very bewildering that they started off with the least flexible and the least adaptable system of pictographs, and then they moved on to the sound. I don't know whythey bothered with it. And my hunch is that the archeological evidence that we have on this score is ultimately misleading, because I think this, that probably for a

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Many people won't admit it, but everyone admits they know somebody else who has issues.And snapping is bewildering, because it's this unconscious aggressive impulse triggered by something in the environment.And it's not conscious.

We did not know what would happen to us.We were completely bewildered.We became part of a group of little girls, all twins.

And on the other hand, her friend Kat, she lived her whole life in the court.But she's completely bewildered by the stuff that Annie introduces her to.She's very mechanically minded.

And because it was so close to me, I could see the eyes of that little fish.He looked so bewildered.He looked so disoriented.

Plus 35 miles from Kathmandu, capital of Nepal, Hillary and Tenzing were welcomed and congratulated by their fellow members of the expedition,and what a bewildering experience it must all be for the Sherpa Tenzing to be carried from a remote mountain village and plunged into a welter of official receptionsand speeches.

I felt so disoriented.I felt so bewildered.I felt such pain in my heart.

"The small island of Igloolik, lying off the coast of the Melville peninsula in the Nunavut territory of the Canadian north,is a bewildering place in the winter.The average temperature hovers around 20 degrees below zero.

That fish was about a foot long.And it was really bewildered.It was just a few yards in front of me.

The first is from the very beginning and kind of captures where I was when I first arrivedin this bewildering new country, trying to figure it out. And before I kind of had seen all this change, the first thing I saw was linguistic confusion.You arrive and everybody seems to be speaking English, but then you realize Indian English is like a whole different language all its own.

without saying, gee, there are some substantial threats.That's a bewildering unit of measurement. So, you know, why shouldn't they be charging me for, you know downloading 20 songs or you know what I song is.

Because we weren't sort of playing to the things they already know.And it doesn't just bewilder them.It kind of makes them mad and is off-putting to them.

And really it's aimed at the bewildering food environments that we all inhabit and the constant decision

"Levy soon reappeared looking a bit bewildered.

Alongside the numbers was a series of bewildering symbols, which looked like no writing ever seen.

And I don't want to call it, so I'll just call him he, just for conventional purposes.That fish looked so disoriented and bewildered.And I was thinking, he was probably just going about his day like every other day, swimming upstream, swimming

This time she watched in bewildered passivity. It had never occurred to her to wonder, 'how far back do these calendars actually go?' 1830s, 1820s, 1780s, 1770s, 1760s; the noise

man I had expected some bewildered and unfriendly reactions from the DC

And I had significant sympathy for him in finding it bewildering because it would be bewildering.

And I heard a lot of anxiety and bewilderment.

But it's not this-- and so it bewilders me sometimes.

But as I say, it must be bewildering to have landed in a place where people were seriously talking about Ukraine starting the war

And this is due to the experiences she's had in the hospital.And I wanted her to be not just a reactive character who is bewildered and amazed by the stuff that happens around her.I wanted her to be very active in the plot of the story.

And as I sat there, bewildered at my circumstances and imagining that Ewan McGregor just might actually come crawling out of the loo at any moment,

got the assignment, I was a little bewildered by it because I had mostly been doing foreign reporting, and I wasn't at all clear on why I was given this particular

I mean, I'm left bewildered by this because it seems to me that somehow he has damned himself as a teacher by this

Barista has finished making his drink the man walks away from me bewildered and Hollow he is too disarmed and I am

student can grasp, yet profound enough in its implications to bewilder brains like Einstein's and Bohr's, a confusion that continues to this day.

The different levels underlying the internet protocols make it possible for you to hear me are bewildering.

But going from crippled, to fearful, bewildered, discouraged, bordering on despair to regaining my life, this is kind of a minor miracle.

confident and then and maybe this will sound familiar from your life lately they found out one bewildering day that

in a napkin ring and no no silverware no menus no nothing on the table and they'd be like really bewildered because it's

You drop Conan the Cimmerian into New York City, he'll be bewildered for a long time.

Because as Bertrand Russell pointed out over a century ago, there's such a bewildering number of religions on offer, making mutually incompatible claims about the nature of reality

Her meeting was beginning in a matter of minutes. Bewildered and exhausted and paying little attention to what she was doing, she made her way back to her own era.

His cheeks seeming to slide from his jaw. Eyes drawn and bewildered.

ear. And often sometimes the scribes who recorded by dictation or by something, wrote stuff they couldn't understand, but somebody else could read and understand it. So, what you haveis long before the alphabet, when the alphabet was not even a dream, a complex, bewildering-looking, off-putting writing system, which was actually very beautiful, veryflexible, and lasted for well over three millennia, probably closer to four millennia. And it took a long time for the alphabet,

Like Caley said, they brought me here to explain a little bit about the fog, because it's kind of bewildering.

Where does conflict come in?Because when they do, they could actually process whatever difficulties they're going in with gratitude rather than bewilderment.

Well, it would be things that they know what it's going to say, but you act so bewildered by.

But if you ask 10 people on the street, what is an algorithm, you're likely to get some rather bewildered looks and some puzzling answers.

So much so that when the iron curtain finally fell in 1989, people were euphoric and it was a bewildering experience.

cage. The librarian clicks on to the tiny square. And suddenly the Kid is looking at his mug shot. His forlorn bewildered face. And he

bit frightening to realize that when I first moved here, none of this existed. And now I, well, it all exists. It's pretty bewilderin'. I don't come from these parts as you might

That can't be right.' 'No. We can meet payroll.' And then the next month, you meet payroll again. You're bewildered. Three, four months later, you can actually start to take something

armed guard. If this wasn't disquieting enough, the presence of her physically intimidating boss was. 'I was a little bewildered and at that point, of course thoroughly scared',

have you got any reactions out of them and if so what, positive, negative, bewildered?