Examples of using Intellectual in English and their translations into Czech
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He's an intellectual nonentity.
They don't wanna keep score in anything intellectual in the U.
Intellectual, spiritual and sensual.
But you think you're an intellectual, don't you, ape?
An intellectual, silently judging them. And me.
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It's hard to say what an intellectual might scorn.
I am the intellectual equal of everyone else here.
You see, I don't really find intellectual thrust that sexy.
But dem knight boobies is crazy. Not to sound overly intellectual.
And me, an intellectual, silently judging them.
Entirely corresponding to the golden calf of intellectual activity.
We are the intellectual descendants of Archimedes.
I would also like to draw attention to the protection of intellectual rights.
We're sort of like the intellectual Butch and Sundance of the SGC.
Of course. I have a problem that requires an intellectual musician.
Not to sound overly intellectual, but dem knight boobies is crazy.
There's nothing wrong in writing about emotional and intellectual paralysis.
A man with your intellectual gifts doesn't waste an evening playing video games.
I have a problem that requires an intellectual musician.- Of course.
Aside from obvious intellectual impairments, you have managed to rip a lot of people off.
And capacity for reason are intact. Lieutenant Spock's intellectual abilities.
Without exception, every intellectual man has only a crippled normal brain!
Meatlug and I were wondering if there were going to be any intellectual events.
Lieutenant Spock's intellectual abilities and capacity for reason are intact.
Diakonia: Enhancing the Integration of Adults with Intellectual Disabilities in Georgia.
An intellectual equivalent of a yellow, pant-pissing wimp cowering behind mommy's skirt.
With her friends from leftist intellectual circles, she founded the group Sociofoto.
Intellectual property rights must also be adhered to with the use of trademarks and patents.
Your currency devaluation,unfair export subsidies, intellectual property theft.
To make it sound intellectual. It's called the Ypsilon, after a letter in the Greek alphabet.