Examples of using Layman in English and their translations into Czech
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Even to a layman.
Even for a layman. Very interesting.
Even for a layman.
Not for a layman, or a non-meteorologist.
It's written for the layman.
As a layman… I want to see peace in my lifetime.
Let me live as a layman.
To the layman, it would be virtually indecipherable.
Maybe to the layman, Jerry.
It was obviously designed for the layman.
Maybe to the layman, Jerry.
I have published a number of books that are easy, for the layman.
I'm like a layman looking at an x-ray.
That's Coyote to the Layman.
Call me a layman, but I wish there was some real food here.
It's complicated for a layman.
I know it looks to the layman or someone who might dabble in physics.
Very impressive, for a layman.
Even a layman with us can easily create your own profitable e-shop!
Very interesting, even to a layman.
How can the law of Christ permit a layman, even a king, to be head of the Church?
That's the difference… between a professional and a layman.
But a little technical for a layman like myself. Yes, that's, uh… It was very impressive.
Then I saw the door open and Ms. Layman inside.
Even at first sight every layman will notice that the whole desk area is used up.
There are some things a priest can do better than a layman.
As a layman, if I had to use a device like this, these are the questions that I would ask myself.
These deal with anatomy, butthey're not for the layman.
We're beginning to feel that for the layman this particular subject may represent an impossible challenge. Uh.
He is also Lord Chancellor andtherefore the most powerful layman.