Examples of using To be compared in English and their translations into Czech
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To be compared to them.
I don't want to be compared to Lawrence.
Woodland animals are a lovely thing to be compared to. .
Good. To be compared to them.
You're like the Alt-Right that you hate to be compared to. .
Results to be compared to test performed.
But the thought that this is what I'm going to be compared to? .
Who doesn't want to be compared to a puppy?
Results to be compared to test performed during and immediately following reanimation.
Stop, His stamina is not to be compared with the young.
To be compared to Winona Ryder's. Now, Alexis Glenn's career has another reason.
Woodland animals to be compared to. are a lovely thing.
Performed during and immediately following reanimation. Results to be compared to tests.
I am afraid to be compared with your ex. Okay.
I find it totally unacceptablefor a freely elected, democratic Member of my group to be compared with a bloodthirsty dictator.
She deserved to be compared to Mary Stuart.
The way you treat Owuor reminds me of some people in Germany To the bar. to whom you certainly don't want to be compared!
Woodland animals to be compared to. are a lovely thing.
But now that we have brought it up, the way you treat Owuor… reminds me of some people in Germany… to whom you certainly don't want to be compared!
Woodland animals to be compared to. are a lovely thing.
A practical test was performed, in which two identical gearboxes were filled with the lubricating oils to be compared and run for a period of 500 hours.
Will never be able to be compared to theirs. It seems that my achievements.
That the rewards of virtue are cold and odourless and tasteless and not to be compared to the pleasures of sin and wrong-doing.
He doesn't want to be compared to a war surgeon, because everyone will then say.
The European Union cannot allow itself to be compared by EU citizens to a volcano ejecting bureaucratic ash, raining down on the desire to reduce the disparities between Europe's regions.
I don't get why everything always has to be compared to a bread box. Oh, I don't know.
We do not want the cohesion policies to be compared to Emmental cheese, which looks very compact on the outside.
Reminds me of some people in Germany… to whom you certainly don't want to be compared! But now that we have brought it up, the way you treat Owuor.
I am therefore in favour of rescinding the Decision, and I feel that the EQF,as a tool enabling qualifications to be compared, will provide a chance for people to move more easily and will enable the aims that were not realised through Decision No 85/368/EEC to be attained, thus ensuring greater worker mobility in the European labour market.