Examples of using Extent in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
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Official
Extent of damage unknown!
We're not sure to what extent.
Not to this extent but… it's like.
You all took on that relationship to some extent. Yeah.
That's the extent of what I can tell you.
People also translate
Yeah. You all took on that relationship to some extent.
To an extent. But there are limits.
Let us hope we did not exaggerate the extent of our possessions.
What was the extent of the injury to the nose?
Your last visit inspired me to such an extent. Literally!
To the extent that you feel comfortable with that.
You fail to understand the extent of your friend's misery.
To what extent was Jim about to act for Jules' sake?
Liver temperature, buildup of gases, extent of rigor-- routine stuff.
The extent of the blood clotting indicates it was antemortem.
Nobody knew to what extent it would affect someone.
The extent of your guilt will be determined by the war crimes tribunal.
Hard to believe what they would do to show the extent of their talent.
That was the extent of our pillow talk.
A gambler witha system must be, to a greater or lesser extent, insane.
The nature and extent of its role is shaped by each nation alone.
It sets the ceiling for financing,lists eligible countries and defines the extent of the support available to them.
To the extent that he's burned himself with Bin-Khalid, I do.
This new map expresses certain extent of independence that attracts us.
The extent of Russian military power Of course, its darker purpose is to demonstrate to everyone.
How and to what extent should LTER be financed?
The extent of the damage that the city has been devastated. from the shockwave that hit Dakar, but all reports indicate Authorities are still assessing.
Ms. Rothlo, please explain the extent of your relationship with Ms. Keating.
To what extent are these facts influencing the development policy of the European Union?
I should have some say. I think, given the extent of my investment in this family.