Examples of using Encyclopaedia in English and their translations into Czech
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We had an encyclopaedia.
Come on man, what do you think I am, an encyclopaedia?
We had an encyclopaedia.
You said you would buy the Universal Encyclopaedia?
We had an encyclopaedia.
No need. You're looking at a one-man Iron Shadow encyclopaedia.
Just ask Encyclopaedia Clydannica.
That sounds like an encyclopaedia.
We had an encyclopaedia. I didn't need to.
Do you have Hume's Paranormal Encyclopaedia?
Biography in 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand.
No need. You're looking at a one-man Iron Shadow encyclopaedia.
But surely any good encyclopaedia will give you all the nonsense you wanna know.
We have implemented an internal virus encyclopaedia system.
See by lifting this encyclopaedia of scientific terms above my head.
It's just I used to live with a guy who was like a baseball encyclopaedia.
So it seems these are what the encyclopaedia calls paroxysms.
Say Eric, this encyclopaedia of scientific terms has really taught me something.
Fairy Folk and You,Mysterious Folklore Creatures Encyclopaedia of Legends.
Let's look in the encyclopaedia, unless, of course, you would like to freshen up first.
Oh, Chiggy who runs the record stall,he's an encyclopaedia of reggae history.
The event is a creative return to an exhibition titled Inscriptions on the Monument, which took place in April 2010 in Místogalerie na Skleněné louce(Glass Meadow Gallery),which is documented on the Internet Encyclopaedia of Brno.
It involves the simplification of an encyclopaedia of effects, which the machine made possible.
I'm surrounded by enemies who seem to have read the entry to"Robert Jekyll" in the encyclopaedia.
Author of the monumental fifteen-volume Czech encyclopaedia Castles, Fortified Castles, and Fortresses of the Bohemian Kingdom.
One whiff of that stuff will turn you into something out of a goddamn medical encyclopaedia.
But if you look at that squished together"ae" symbol in this here Encyclopaedia, you will learn that it's a ligature derived from the anglo-saxon rune.
What can you expect from a simpering, devil-eared freak,whose father was a computer and mother an encyclopaedia?
As much as it might seem at times that I can't stand that pointy-eared encyclopaedia, I don't want to see that happen to him.
The encyclopaedia Eminent Figures of Photography in the Czech Lands Before 1918 comes furnished with a summary foreword by its author, the historian of photography Pavel Scheufler, thus simultaneously offering a contribution to the theory of modern media.