Examples of using Human terms in English and their translations into Czech
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In human terms?
Good and evil,those are human terms.
What? In human terms, I am proposing marriage.
He wasn't just small in human terms.
In human terms, it is a child of six years.
How long would that be in human terms?
In human terms, it's longer than thousands of lifetimes.
Now what would that be in human terms?
In human terms, barring injury and illness, perhaps 20 years.
And then I realized I'm still thinking in human terms.
If we translate that into human terms, it gets even worse.
In human terms, barring injury and illness, perhaps 20 years.
It must not be a damaging directive in social and human terms.
I am speaking in human terms because of the weakness of your flesh.
I really liked it because you kind of got to see the Doctor's- relationship with the TARDIS in more of a romantic way.- In human terms.
By human terms, this insect is already more than two hundred years old!
Iraq does not lack money: it is potentially a rich country buthas been completely torn apart in administrative and human terms.
In human terms, they can deliver a thermonuclear blast of 600 megatons.
Kennedy gave one of the most extraordinary presidential speeches of the 20th century encouraged his listeners to think about the Soviet people in human terms and called for an end to the cold war.
In human terms, they can deliver a thermonuclear blast of 600 megatons.
It becomes, well, in human terms, like a monarch. When a Dewpider finds its own pond.
In human terms, parents who would rush into a burning building to save their children.
In human terms, the cost of creating enough antimatter particles to power such a starship would be astronomical.
To put it in human terms, palindromic discharge is a precursor to zygote matrix expansion, but doesn't usually present itself quite this early, so.
To use a human term, the Borg are"immortal.
To use a human term, the Borg are immortal.