Examples of using To be more precise in English and their translations into Czech
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Sister, you got to be more precise.
To be more precise a pain in the eardrums.
Sister, you got to be more precise.
To be more precise, Britain's Royal Navy.
Delta Force, to be more precise.
To be more precise… we're gonna get married here.
Aren't you paid to be more precise?
To be more precise, they're looking for your boy-- Ben.
A B-2 bomber, to be more precise.
Or, to be more precise, to Sebastian's lips.
Tucker County, to be more precise.
To be more precise, i can't imagine a rational reason for wishing him dead.
First of all, the reports need to be more precise.
To be more precise, Tom, from now on you and I need to take full responsibility for the estate.
I can explain. Oh, he saw you together to be more precise.
Well, to be more precise, somebody's taken them, and we have tried everything we can think of except one thing.
Or perhaps I should say, to be more precise, well done.
Well, it's actually the iron in the hemoglobin to be more precise.
First proper girlfriend, or to be more precise, the first woman I managed to wrestle an orgasm out of.
Actually… used rice Carolina, to be more precise.
He found that quite natural, or to be more precise, he gave me the impression that nothing could upset him.
Maybe next time you should ask your Mexican friend to be more precise.
Laser therapies have much the same effect, but tend to be more precise, as the dermatologist has more control over the intensity of the treatment.
We should also understand that it is of a general nature, but I would like to stress once more that, in order to be efficiently and successfully applied,the proposal needs to be more precise and to make provision for a specific timetable and funding.
The healthcare sector accounts for 10% of the European Union's labour force and, to be more precise, there are an estimated 1.2 million cases of accidental sharp injuries each year, with the result that healthcare workers gradually become demotivated and very often leave the healthcare profession.
Three of the men were put aboard asleep… or to be more precise, in a state of hibernation.
The sticking point in this discussion is the lack of political will or, to be more precise, the lack of political will on the part of Germany.
We have established the EIT, the European Institute of Innovation and Technology- or, to be more precise, it will soon be established- and that is a good basis.