Examples of using Invited in English and their translations into Czech
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You're invited.
I got you invited to the opening of Inferno. Look, um.
You weren't invited.
We have both been invited to spend the day with Nikhail.
Come on. You're invited.
People also translate
Nobody invited you in!
Especially when we're not invited.
I was invited.
Getting invited into the back… shouldn't be too difficult either.
Leave. Nobody invited you.
I have been invited to come in early tomorrow morning.
So I guess we have been invited to the party.
Getting invited into the back… shouldn't be too difficult either.
The Romulans haven't been invited to the peace talks.
What i was thinking is a surefire way to get invited.
Nobody invited me.
Think of all impressive people who have been invited down here.
He's been invited to leave.
To review the autopsy results of Vance Ford. Uh, we're cordially invited Sorry.
I don't often get invited for tea in this neck.
The invitation is never real. And while you may be invited to cross it.
I often don't get invited for tea in this neck.
But, you know, Felicity is my business partner… I''m not expecting to be invited.
Well, once we have been invited to the wedding, then what?
We are invited to endorse a deal agreed with the Council behind closed doors.
There were at least a few hundred people invited to the party.
Ten students are invited to perform at the showcase a year.
I understand that the Romulans haven't been invited to the peace talks.
Funny I wasn't invited, seeing how it's my building.
Flashlights, burglaries… maybe these girls weren't invited to Witten's house.