Examples of using Can represent in English and their translations into Czech
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I can represent you.
I don't wanna go. Jonas can represent me.
Jonas can represent me.
I don't wanna go. Jonas can represent me.
It can represent anything.
I don't want to go. Jonas can represent me.
No one can represent my interests but me.
I don't want to go. Jonas can represent me.
And I can represent you both.
I don't want to go. Jonas can represent me.
Who can represent the neww generation DJ in China?
Then Won-mo's father can represent the family.
This can represent, something that is wrong-- some trouble, some strife.
Then Won-mo's father can represent the family.
Can represent the same thing. Sometimes a number of images can. .
The vice-chair can represent the Chair.
To answer your question, no, I'm not asking if I can represent you.
Only one of you can represent the tenets of Miss Magic Jesus.
I talked to a lawyer who can represent you.
The fluids mingle and can represent both what takes place in the viscera and independent events exterior to the body.
Who communicate through social media and influence them. She can represent kids.
See? Why?! that yellow circle can represent the sun. Even though the painting is abstract?
To answer your question, no, I'm not asking if I can represent you.- Yeah.
The created array can represent not only the ellipse or the circle but also any ellipse or circle sector or an arc.
Why?! Even though the painting is abstract,that yellow circle can represent the sun. See?
The usage of nanoiron can represent a significant qualitative step in the classical technologies of water treatment including drinking water.
Avida is designed to reward complex calculations, which we can represent with movements.
T-shape, which can represent the name of the office a floor plan or even a ruler, is repeated in a system of grids, cuts and impressions.
These fees cover both transaction charges andcurrency exchange fees and can represent a significant part of the value of the transaction.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I too wish to thank the Swedish Presidency for the work it has done and for having succeeded in putting in place the conditions for the final ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon. We sorely need the new treaty because it offers us the possibility of strengthening, of extending powers, for example, the powers of this Parliament, andof two new figures, who can represent political and institutional union.