Examples of using Be precise in English and their translations into Czech
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Yes, let's be precise.
If you have to shoot, be precise.
Please be precise, Michael.
You must be precise, my man, and not confuse your terms.
We have to be precise and objective.
Be precise, for Christ's sake.
Be precise, for Christ's sake.
July 24, be precise.
you have to be precise!
and it has to be precise, because we don't know what we're dealing with, here.
the optical measuring machine should be precise to the nearest one hundredth of a millimeter
then our reporting must be precise… and you can help us.
all points of view, according to their importance, and, if possible, be precise as to who holds them.
It has to be precise or the water, it seeps through the filter too quickly, and you end up with a weak-ass brew.
the timing must be precise.
So, be precise for your own sake.
This operation has to be precise, quiet, under the radar,
if we are to promote renewable energy sources we have to be precise about what need we are aiming to meet by using them.
at the very minimum, in line with the advice of the European Data Protection Supervisor, there should be precise limitations on what data can be exchanged
That's precise.