Examples of using To solve a problem in English and their translations into Czech
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He knows how to solve a problem.
Well, I'm not the kind of person to wait until the morning to solve a problem.
I was trying to solve a problem.
You want to solve a problem in the records by creating another problem in the records?
I'm asking you to solve a problem.
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If I can't keep the bees from the flower, I have to remove the flower to solve a problem.
We're trying to solve a problem here.
That doesn't exist? Why do you keep trying to solve a problem.
I need to solve a problem, and you won't help.
And the only way to solve a problem.
Sometimes, to solve a problem, you have to think outside the box.
Shall we? I asked him here to solve a problem.
If you need to solve a problem with Turris.
Because we were scientists trying to solve a problem.
How are we supposed to solve a problem they won't even let us fix?
Sometimes it's the only way to solve a problem.
And the only way to solve a problem is to recognize that you have one.
You can always count on Uncle Vic to solve a problem.
This meeting's about trying to solve a problem, not fulfill some personal ambition.
I looked outside my window and saw three dead customers Last time I left you to solve a problem.
It's just a way to solve a problem.
You want to solve a problem in the records by creating another problem in the records?
Just for once I would like to solve a problem without his help.
It's a fun way for us all to learn how to work together to solve a problem.
Oh, yeah, I would love to solve a problem like a Maria.
Waving back at me. I looked outside my window and saw three dead customers Last time I left you to solve a problem.
We were working together to solve a problem in a crisis situation!
If there's one thing I have learned from you, master,it's that following direct orders isn't always the best way to solve a problem.
Plus, I don't know where to begin to solve a problem like that.
We were hired to solve a problem, which we did, like professionals, which we are.