Examples of using To be precise in English and their translations into Czech
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Two, to be precise.
Weighing a sow, to be precise.
Try to be precise.
Two hundred years, to be precise.
To be precise.
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Francs, to be precise.
To be precise. Years?
Sawdust, to be precise.
To be precise, one large circle.
We need to be precise.
To be precise, Lady Christina de Souza.
September 3rd, to be precise.
To be precise, it's criminal damage.
New Hampshire, to be precise.
To be precise, it's actually coc… co… cockolate!
Seventeen days to be precise.
We got to be precise, all right?
Well, we don't need to be precise.
Years ago, to be precise. Marie Forrest.
Six years and nine months, to be precise.
Now what? To be precise, there's half a minute to go?
Zarathustra, to be precise.
Well… To be precise, it's actually coc… co… cockolate!
It's hard to be precise.
To be precise, including Colonel O'Neill, Dr Fraiser and Daniel.
His hands, to be precise.
To be precise, two bottles of Pale Ale and a packet of pork scratchings.
Lilium rubellum, to be precise.
To be precise, what the witness saw were two people climbing the stairs.
Blood? Your blood, to be precise.