Examples of using Synonymous in English and their translations into Czech
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The example of the United States shows that flexibility is not synonymous with insecurity, but rather with a dynamic job market.
Although perhaps the words"tourism" may seem synonymous with"noisy", the property is located in a quiet street where you can spend a relaxed and independent.
The nature park, on the other hand, is synonymous with nature-oriented life and economic activity
These three interjections are synonymous in many contexts and their resolution is of a rather dialectological nature without significant semantic implications.
Petr Babak is synonymous with imaginative and experimental projects,
You see, for most of us, the word"suggestion" is understood as synonymous with"obligation.
With drug smuggling. He didn't know who he could trust, and he couldn't go to the authorities because… Because our company name would become synonymous.
participation tend to be seen as synonymous.
Our viewers would like to know more about your relationship with the man who was most synonymous with masculinity.
Home Sweet Home became a synonymous for nice and elegant housing.
The legendary"Streif" in Kitzbühel is synonymous for one of the most tradition-rich ski regions in the Alps.
requiring clinical proof, Eucerin is synonymous for excellent product quality
be a cleric were not synonymous.
SubZero has become synonymous with making industry standard products
star reporter whose name is synonymous with the Daily Planet,
Also synonymous with good tone quality is Carl Bechstein,
Only complete understanding, free of any gaps, is synonymous with conviction, which alone has spiritual value!
Instead of seeing them as a burden and synonymous with increased costs, their experience and knowledge mean that
For the remainder of European history, Chamberlain's voice will be synonymous with the weakness of democracy when confronted with fascism.
Christian power were synonymous.