Examples of using Amalgamation in English and their translations into Czech
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An amalgamation of creatures.
So this is an amalgamation.
An amalgamation of them is a logical by-product.
Only at this exact point of meeting is an amalgamation possible.
It's the amalgamation ball.
Amalgamation of forged steel and plywood.
This entire world is an amalgamation of things that actually exist.
Amalgamation of forged steel and plywood.
Division have been very impressed with my paper on the amalgamation.
It's an amalgamation of different things, a bunch of things.
Of forged steel and plywood. An elegantly simple nine-pound amalgamation.
No, I'm sorry, but the amalgamation which is in process seems to me the only practical solution.
Seems to me the only practical solution. No,I'm sorry, but the amalgamation which is in process.
Cannon Busters' style is influenced by an amalgamation of things that I was consuming as a young kid in the'90s and in the early'80s.
Lastly, I would suggest that perhaps the two organisations- the Council of Europe andthe OSCE- consider amalgamation.
The Union's interests are neither an amalgamation nor an extension of those of the Member States.
And at the time, I was obsessing over it, so… of real people and your imagination? This is fiction, Charles,So this is an amalgamation.
The sport can best be described as an amalgamation of racquet sports and team sports such as football, field hockey and lacrosse.
And it has been the most glorious part of my life. And here I am now, a strange but wonderful amalgamation of all the 39 men and women that I have killed.
Regional elite's opinion on municipalities amalgamation that is considered as a solution for problem of local government efficiency is presented in the text.
Through friction and amalgamation dense nebulae are formed that become gross-material, and from these again celestial bodies are formed, which according to immutable Laws group themselves with absolute consistency into solar systems; and rotating individually, they must together follow the great cycle which is the eternal one.
The pan-European media consortium- an amalgamation of international, national, regional and local European broadcasters- gives reporting in Europe a whole new dimension.