Examples of using Reared in English and their translations into Czech
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Perhaps the horse reared.
I was reared for soldiery.
And here's the woman who reared me.
To be reared as a little Protestant?
After all these years I have reared him.
I have reared a viper in my bosom.
Maybe it's the parents who reared me.
And here's the woman who reared me pretty much all by herself.
Reared up on me, puffed up his chest and let out a roar.
So the one who really reared you was me.
He shall be reared in my house as the Prince of the Two Lands.
According to our records, you were reared in the Protestant faith.
Cattle breeds reared in the world and in the CR allowance 2/4.
And then work took over, and reality reared its ugly head.
And reality reared its ugly head. And then work took over.
Unfortunately! Things were going well,but fate reared its ugly head.
No, you see, I was reared on"The Dick Cavett Show.
After the birth,I shall find a suitable house for the child to be reared in.
And here's the woman who reared me pretty much all by herself.
So, I'm strictly concerned with the environment that people are reared in, raised in.
Gunthild, an orphan, reared in the house of Segimer.
Scar, reared on a diet of soft leaves and plants, must develop a taste for this new, harsher diet.
Things were going well,but fate reared its ugly head. Unfortunately!
And you have reared the boy with the intention of making him your apprentice?
The suffering of animals at slaughterhouses must be avoided,including animals reared for the production of food and other products.
Animals are reared in one place, they are slaughtered in another place and the meat is transported to a third place.
And more and more does he turn himself against the harsh andfitful hand that reared him. the rebel child of nature, Man is the unnatural animal.
Danger reared its ugly head and you folded faster than a chain of Rhea Perlman-themed all-you-can-eat diarrhea restaurants named Diarrhea Perlman's.
Particularly once children have been reared would have us perhaps choose not to be born at all.
Man is the unnatural animal, and more and more does he turn himself against the harsh andfitful hand that reared him. the rebel child of nature.