Examples of using Which really in English and their translations into Czech
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Which really you're saying"advertising to children.
And to harm our cow barn, which really needs water.
Which really hurts because I bought her that phone.
It's not just family planning, which really means abortion and so on.
Which really helped our relationship because we thought we had a good start.
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We're having a baby together, andit's like I'm just this vessel, which really hurts, you know?
Except for the SodaStream, which really does turn your kitchen into an old-fashioned malt shoppe.
In the whole scheme of life, right?- Hi, Teronica.- AndI'm an alcoholic… which really isn't a bad thing.
Which really only means, if we keep following his demands, we're all gonna end up dead.
And your girlfriend has red hair andwhite skin, which really rubs up against my clown phobia.
The only institution which really has the means to protect the financial interest of the EU is the European Parliament.
Liam Moone had won the Lenihan poster contract for the whole county… which really amused Debra Moone.
And creating an interlocking… Picture, which really only Comes into focus Through your own interpretation.
I believe that this vote is extremely important andI applaud the position expressed by Parliament, which really makes use of the new prerogatives.
All these little things, which really aren't so little… slowly position themselves on the international stage. help the gastronomies of small countries like Slovenia.
You must prove that you can form a new majority in the Commission which really wants to achieve these objectives.
This inequality, which really does exist at the level of reports, merely proves that the crisis, especially in its first phase, has markedly affected the male-dominated industries.
Daddy says that people who erase themselves have a profound shyness… which really means that they're afraid of exposing themselves.
The proposals which we, the European Parliament, will be tabling here tomorrow, and which will hopefully be adopted with a large majority,provide a fundamental improvement to the existing legislation, which really is no longer adequate.
We are living in a time, specifically a culture, which really doesn't address the ancient alien theory that we are not alone.
We see that across time andspace we have pockets of people who have received tremendous amounts of information which really have propelled civilization along.
You wanna have all these rules so thatnobody gets hurt, which really just means that we pretend not to care, xx we can act like we're fine.
FR Mr President, you will not be able to calm the financial markets without giving up a sacrosanct principle that you defend, which is the completely free movement of capital andso-called free competition, which really means unfair competition.
It's almost like you're saying that monster hunters are the bad guys, which really doesn't make any sense, because since when are monsters the good guys?
B, if you publish information which really does get people hurt, or could conceivably get people hurt, you lose your political immunity, you're terribly vulnerable to the most obvious propaganda attack which is waiting for us in the wings.
She told him a new story every night for 1001 nights till finally,the king married her, which really says a lot about the power of a good storyteller.
Into all those kids andthen you won't have any which really matters. Yeah, because you will end up putting all your genius i-imagination or energy left to put into your music.
Radio has turned the empty air aroundus into a dense, crowded web of invisible signals, which really isn't bad for something with no use whatsoever!
I want to express my gratitude to him and to the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development for this report, which really highlights the importance of hill and mountain farming to the European Union- he spoke of a percentage of territories- but also the importance of farming contributing to environmental protection, delivering quality products and maintaining cultural landscapes as part of our European heritage.