Examples of using Rather complicated in English and their translations into Czech
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It is a state with a rather complicated historical past- there is Trans-Dniester,
It's all rather complicated, I imagine, but life is infinitely stranger than anything the mind of man could invent.
His report on implementation of cross-compliance for agricultural aid has acknowledged a start-up phase in the application of this rather complicated system.
the situation in Turkey remains rather complicated.
It is, of course, the European Union that is the stakeholder; that is what one must understand from this rather complicated phrase.
Can help me… it's you. I have a rather complicated problem, and I hear if anyone Clary.
The GFD interpretation contained in the Coordination Committee's conclusions will make the practical application of VAT rather complicated, in particular for logistics companies.
taking into account very short deadlines for rather complicated legislation.
Parliament accepted that it has to take a rather complicated step, but one which we can explain to the citizens
at the very beginning of their term, they have to solve a rather complicated task which, I would even say,
It's rather complicated.
I find it all rather complicated.
But I think cricket's rather complicated.
He and Amadeu had a rather complicated relationship.
Naw Khar has a rather complicated history.
The second case is rather complicated and difficult to explain.
Yes. Unfortunately, Mrs. Munson has rather complicated the situation.
Yes. Unfortunately, Mrs. Munson has rather complicated the situation.
In a rather complicated and boring way, that makes electricity.
You're not? Well, it's all rather complicated.