Examples of using Permeable in English and their translations into Czech
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Special emulsion paints which are usually permeable to water vapour,
The intestinal wall may get perforated and increasingly permeable for pathogens by the clasping.
Bearing in mind that frogs have permeable skins and can't survive in sea water.
keeps the substrate permeable for water even during rains.
The films are permeable for gases and water vapours
All outlets in the hob burner crown must be permeable, and the caps shall be well positioned on them.
it is very firm, stable, permeable and elastic.
but by soft, permeable skin.
The nonwoven groundcover material is UV-resistant, permeable to air and water
Both parts are permeable only through a(normally closed)
that is immobilised in an oxygen permeable polymer matrix layer and in direct contact with the process media.
a protagonist acting independently, but rather a permeable and integral component of its psychological environment,
is naturally more firmly segregated, closed off, or walled in, than in a more permeable and less dense species of matter.
With the Fotograf Festival- Off Limits, we are seeking(for this elemental visual current) interspaces and thin permeable projection screens,
we know how permeable the borders are between Mali
Even textile shoes with a protective coating remain permeable to water.
Permeable to solid objects,
Made from a comfortable, moisture permeable, light and windproof stretch fabric.
illusion became as permeable as during an illusionist's performance.
The stops of this mental walk are clips from films that outline the permeable border between reality and fiction.