Examples of using To set off in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm going to set off the explosives.
Sometimes the guards would just kill someone at random. To set off a panic.
That is the sort of sound scientists create when they want to set off earthquakes.
So some moron decided to set off ten industrial-sized bug bombs in your break room.
So he used his connection at inverset to set off our environmental alarms.
Well, the great Zaroff would have to  be there to set off the explosion.
We decided to set off to  the Nungwi beach.
But when a mangoes halfway round the world to set off a bomb, he's responsible for any"accidents" that result.
Easter holidays are an ideal opportunity to set off for the extended weekend
Well, the best plan we have come up with so far is to set off a nuclear warhead next to  the city's electrical grid, so.
It is also possible to set off due receivables against receivables not yet due, in such case the date of payment of a receivable is the day of setting off. .
what you're talking about, but I never intended to set off that nuclear bomb.
so I decided to set off my firework.
Cynthia told Lee Wax that she and Susan Mailer had an argument as to  whether or not to set off the bomb, once they knew the captain was on board.
And all Paris could go up in flames! All we need now is a spark to set off the powder keg!
If you're planning to set off a dirty bomb, why go into a building near the blast site?
If you're planning to set off a dirty bomb.
All we need now is a spark to set off the powder keg, and all Paris could go up in flames.
But I would move away. I don't know if the oil's hot enough to set off those bullets.
The only way to  disconnect before Cheyenne Mountain got swallowed up was to set off a shaped charge right at the event horizon.