Examples of using Take very in English and their translations into Czech
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I take very good.
Because they can take very long time.
And take very good care of them, okay? Okay, so, have fun?
I don't think this should take very long.
The Commission must take very seriously its tasks under Article 111.
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And that is an honor and a pledge I take very seriously.
Among other things,I believe that we should take very seriously the decision of President-Elect Yanukovich to come to Brussels for his first foreign visit.
It is very discreet, andthey're gonna take very good care of you.
Because of the potential risk of casualties,we think it's something you should take very seriously.
The other bees in the hive take very good care of the queen.
I hope very much that this crisis will be one of those lessons,which Europe should take very seriously.
That is why I think we can take very important decisions this week.
On behalf of the Verts/ALE Group.-(DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,sometimes we must take very difficult decisions.
She is a little uncomfortable and you have to take very good care not to overwhelm and may have babies.
I mean, that's the kind of money that certain people take very, very seriously.
One I think you should take very seriously.
That is something we have to take very, very seriously.
I find your cast of mind unusually attractive, but I take very seriously what you said about your marriage.
The situation today shows that we are in a difficult economic andfinancial situation and that we must take very specific actions regarding economic coordination and surveillance.
These Princesses splendid coffee time is taken very seriously.
And sex is something to be taken very seriously.
From the landlord we were taken very warmly welcomed.
In our society, mating is taken very seriously.
We said that passengers' rights should be taken very seriously.
And everyone agreed that he took very good care of them.
Took very important documents.
She's taking very strong drugs, including opium-derived products, and is becoming increasingly paranoid.
Every step needs to be taken very carefully.
The few steps needed to implement this principle are being taken very slowly.
This undertaking by the Member States must be taken very seriously.
