Examples of using Replete in English and their translations into Czech
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Then I will proceed.I am replete.
We are replete, thank you, Elizabeth.
It will be hard to write a story more beautiful,more truthful, or more replete.
Surely your life is replete with good works.
It is replete with crazy, wild magic. The reason why it has survived as long as it has.
This time period is replete with various perils.
It is also replete with positive references to the Treaty of Lisbon, which we have strenuously opposed.
This time period is replete with various perils.
An evening replete with delights awaits you, should you choose to join your companions at the bingo.
In fact, the number 12 is replete throughout the Bible.
This gentle film replete with sensitivity is an expression of intimacy and trust, which never questions love, as love is stronger and less equivocal, and the recollection of love staves off pain.
The Zakdornian culture is replete with self-assuredness.
Europe's difficulty in dealing with the decision to close Guantánamo clearly illustrates the gap between intentions based on valid principles and reality,which is replete with difficulties.
The island is replete with the residue of megalithic constructions.
The reason why it has survived as long as it has, it is replete with crazy, wild magic.
This city is replete with famous names that are no longer here.
The Hôtel Paris Saint-Honoré is situated in an elegant neighbourhood replete with shops, cafés and restaurants.
The journey has been replete with prejudice, legal barriers, doubts and sacrifice.
I must ask; where were these critics, who fancy themselves progressive democrats,when the left-wing nationalist government of Robert Fico in Slovakia adopted a controversial media law, replete with sanctions, in 2008?
I just got a text from Becky, replete with hilarious auto-corrects.
The report is replete with contradictions, namely when it'regrets the division of the UNHRC into regional blocs' while, at the same time, it states that it supports the existence of'a coordinated common position within the UNHRC' by the EU.
He will be drunk on his own success… replete… in one of the guest rooms, asleep.
After all, history is replete with examples of interventions on the part of Western countries that did more harm than good.
Will Schuester's profligate spending andhis penchant for staging elaborate private bacchanalia replete with extravagant scenery and costumes not seen since the reign of Caligula.
We have closets full of outfits, replete shoemakers footwear and a wide arsenal to equip the protagonists of the Hunger Games with the most deadly weapons.
Thomas Roth's film chronicles Falco's early days on the Vienna music scene, his rise to solo stardom with"Der Kommissar," his international breakthrough with"Rock Me Amadeus" andhis tumultuous private life, replete with drug addiction and family ills, until his sudden death in 1998, when his car smashed into a bus in the Dominican Republic.
And those stories are replete with characters that let opportunities slip by.
Your Excellency Mr President of the European Parliament, your Excellencies, honourable Members of the European Parliament, distinguished guests, dear friends, first and foremost we convey to you salutations from the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, based for many,many centuries in what is today Istanbul- greetings replete with esteem and respect.
The Czech musical world is replete with the male and female principles alike.
His version of history is replete with humour and hyperbole, as well as emotional depth.