Examples of using Things in English and their translations into Czech
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I gotta think of things like… I'm of an age!
Things he can dowith a brush… so… murph, is it true?
I'm gonna take care of things and try to make this.
And the things he said to me…- You know what he called me?
Stop going through your father's things, he doesn't like it.
People also translate
You said things to me and you never lived up to them.
I could stay here and monitor things, if that would help.
I mean, those things, I have wanted those my entire life.
It will appease the French and make things easier at the airport.
You didn't want anyone to stop you, but this changes things.
And I'm interested in too many things, I have to limit them.
All the things I could have known if I would gone to college.
I don't like getting attached to things if I know they won't last.
There many things that we assume will remain constant throughout our lives.
He's as steady as a rock about the things that are important to him.
Things will get more complicated. If we don't solve this vessel issue by daybreak.
Children will learn new things and get to know new friends.
Every step is an opportunity to regroup and turn things around.
I will go when the things that should disappear have disappeared.
They are opposed… to- to anything that would settle… and improve things in this country.
Should you think things a little, it would be better for all.
But ever since I was turned into a small mouse, I don't know why,little things don't scare me anymore.
We try to calm things down and buy some time. But… But well, yes.
You think I haven't thought about things in the last six months?
So some of the things we have heard about this, uh, Grimm are true.
But ever since I was turned into a small mouse,little things don't scare me anymore. I don't know why.
I don't know why,little things don't scare me anymore. but ever since I was turned into a small mouse.
Things get more complicated when it comes to emotional tears, the ones we cry when we're experiencing emotions such as sorrow or joy.
Talking to residents about things they might have seen or heard.
Things are still difficult today, it is true, and what is happening in the country may provide a good example for the Maghreb region.