Examples of using Interpretation in English and their translations into Czech
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Let's not fall into interpretation.
Otherwise, interpretation will be impossible.
First place, dramatic interpretation.
Interpretation of the rules of paintball, sir.
I'm unique. This is my interpretation.
People also translate
This is my interpretation.- I'm unique.
We have got a wonderful new interpretation.
While interpretation… that's open to human error.
We have got a wonderful new interpretation.
Interpretation and translation Czech, English.
No, he had his own interpretation of defense.
I thought you didn't believe in this interpretation.
I may not agree with your interpretation, but I believe you are a firsthand source.
Well, I have never heard that interpretation.
So this is my interpretation of a Moroccan chicken tagine with apricots and dried fig.
Oh well, I have never heard that interpretation.
Can you compare interpretation styles of the Schola and other ensembles of Gregorian chant?
Well, you're not an expert on the interpretation of signs.
The interpretation clause in Section 15 sets out the rules of interpretation for this Agreement.
You're not an expert on the interpretation of signs. Well.
Although I don't know if the rabbi would agree with your interpretation.
The guided tour with professional interpretation proceeds on the hour and half hour.
What you call a mistake,Sweets calls an interpretation.
Is there in practice a hierarchy of interpretation methods(for international treaties or EU law)?
This entices the viewer's imagination to their own interpretation.
Long-term experience and professionals for interpretation in a combination of 40 languages.
I thought the point of the Constitution was that it was open to interpretation.
Sui generis database rights as official work- interpretation problems of the trasitory provision.
Martina, it is really important that you monitor all press coverage for accuracy and interpretation.
His clear, singing and natural interpretation never sounds exaggerated, artificial or extravagant.