Examples of using Fossilised in English and their translations into Czech
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No, it's all… you know, fossilised.
Fossilised microscopic remains throughout.
Oh, yes. Any older and it would be black and fossilised.
Fossilised remains are all over the planet.
Yes. Any older andit would be black and fossilised.
These fossilised remains are just spectacular!
As sure as anybody can be on the basis of a fossilised tooth.
Packing up fossilised Goa'uld for transport back to Earth.
Coal was, in essence,an immense store of fossilised sunshine.
They are fossilised footprints that date back to the very early forests.
Each and every one of them is the fossilised embryo of an ancient creature.
The organisation of our business environment is cumbersome and fossilised.
The discovery of a large fossilised claw suggests that they could grow up to two and a half metres, eight feet in length.
From a primitive burial mound. Our team unearthed two fossilised Neanderthals.
These glass inserts have in them a fossilised leaf- a leaf that has fallen of its own accord, not plucked.
Was a joke the palaeontologists haven't seen yet. The whole business with the fossilised dinosaur skeletons.
The whole business with the fossilised dinosaur skeletons was a joke the palaeontologists haven't seen yet.
The novel is not afraid to become grotesque ora farce to make fun of the meaningless war and the fossilised old world order.
It's hard to believe its the fossilised remains of long-buried forests from 300 million years ago.
With the receding of the waters, erosion sculpted the rock into an elaborate graveyard,a labyrinth of 1,500 islands of fossilised plankton.
To this day, the Barrandov cliffs harbour the fossilised remains of trilobites and other ancient plants and animals.
Their fossilised bodies, shells and skeletons form the limestone and chalk that now covers huge tracts of Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
The synchrotron is the only X-ray type machine that provides the kinds of resolution that we need to see all the tiny details within the fossilised embryos.
Here is where I found… the very strange fossilised burrows… of an animal that lived hundreds of millions of years before the dinosaurs.
In the cycle Little Dresses(1994, 1996), comprising three-dimensional objects andblack-and-white photographs covered with tracing paper, the artist addresses her reminiscences of the hidden, fossilised time of childhood.
As the whole world knows,this is about a fossilised power which will stay that way as long as no genuine free and fair elections are organised.
You wander through the fossilised town, the intact white stones of the restored facades, the petrified dustbins, the vacant chairs where concierges once sat;
NASA scientists are excited over recent findings by the Mars Rover of fossilised organic compounds on the surface that indicate at some time in the past there may have been life on the red planet.