Examples of using Akin in English and their translations into Czech
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It's akin to knitting.
Which is why I said"akin to.
Akin to a PTSD, only worse.
Right. The Emmitt Akin statue.
They're akin to mini-strokes.
People also translate
Right. The Emmitt Akin statue.
It's akin to stealing liquid gold.
They say pity is akin to love.
Brody in California condemned Todd Akin.
It was more akin to plummeting, really.
A slanderous betrayal akin to 9/11.
Look, Emmitt Akin was the Mayor of Chattanooga.
Um… it's a Goa'uld dialect akin to Latin.
It's a feeling more akin to having been born in captivity.
I believe what he be feeling be more akin to love.
The Machine is akin to a nuclear reactor.
The Masons believe their minds are akin to a temple.
Something akin to a badger, black, though streaked with white.
I believe what he be feelin be more akin to love. Nay, brother.
It would be akin to Alfred turning away from Aelswith.
Now what if my blood is somehow different from yours but akin to Drake's?
Kraut on Der Patty Melt is akin to knocking the tower down.
It's akin to a work of religious symbolism or imagery.
I confess I fail to detect anything akin to comedy in the outrage.
She will be akin to royalty and she will have you to thank for it.
Well, if I could, that would make us something akin to friends, wouldn't it?
Her condition is akin to a… To a paralysis of the GI tract.
He had been experimenting with a certain apparatus akin to that used by Tesla.
They're more akin to autohypnosis… a kind of self-induced trance.
Both boys subjected to a regime, a physical regime akin, you might say, to torture.