Examples of using Stiffer in English and their translations into Czech
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It's lucky you are. If you had a sword in your hand… you would be dead by now and stiffer than the devil's tail.
I can't helping thinking I would be a better fisherman with a longer, stiffer rod.
wider and stiffer so that you can accelerate fast to catch the wave
I would have sentenced you to a much stiffer punishment.
The stiffness of the cross country ski pole also has influence on your weight- the stiffer the ski pole is, the lighter it will also be.
more durable and stiffer, which brings beautiful pop!
a lot stiffer than before.
including a stiffer brake, simulates really well what real racing drivers feel in a cockpit.
a lot stiffer than before. There's aluminium and carbon fibre all over the shop.
There's an all-new aluminium skeleton that's stiffer than in any previous Phantom,
There's an all-new aluminium skeleton that's stiffer so there are no creaks
The Commissioner also said that people who use the services of people who have been trafficked should face stiffer penalties.
Rolls says it's 30% stiffer than the old one, which wasn't exactly floppy.
Better get out of this weather, or your bones are gonna be even stiffer than mine.
I would want to spend 100 quid on some stiffer suspension.
Go along the stiffer grease pipe from the lubricating pump through to the main distributor(the blocked pipe is stiffer because it is under pressure)
Boat wakeboarding means you are towed by a boat, and the wakeboards design for this type is stiffer(less flex), have features on the base to help you edge easier into the wake,
which provides for stiffer penalties right up to capital punishment.
You're stiff!
It can loosen stiff joints and helps blood flow.