Examples of using Which basically in English and their translations into Czech
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If he shoots you, that means we're not getting our money, which basically means, we're shooting you in anger.
I hated her when she made us take those gross pledges into Kappa House that all got murdered, which basically prevented us from getting murdered.
is post-op day 352 from… which basically means that he hasn't woken up for a year.
I filed some paperwork called a 302, which basically states that I get to make decisions in your best interests, all right?
She saw the tweed jacket, which basically says you're not interested in,
Which basically means that once an object is in orbit there are certain mathematical laws that dictate it stay in that orbit.
This system, which basically simulates the self-locking differential function,
In writing.- I could not support today's reports, which basically back the European Commission's drive to liberalise the electricity
a vague term which basically means liberalisation of the market at the expense of even the last residue of social policy.
this is the report which basically summarises everything.
they recently invited all the world's press over to Sweden to look at a system which basically sees the obstacle.
The whole political right wing, which basically came from Munich.
The information was written down which basically detailed that if anybody were to possess this knowledge,
Thank you, thank you. Yes, thank you very much and welcome to this charity auction, which basically means that anything you bid for you will pay about five times as much as it's worth.
I believe this debate will help us to shape our proposal for methodology, which basically means that the Committee on Transport will have a chance to speak about it if everything goes well in May.
gravel or snow, which basically changes the strategy
There are four computers, each with four so called processing cores which is really equivalent to 16-piece personal computing machines which basically crunch all the data coming in from the sensors.
now she only has one which isn't even working… which basically means, she has none.
a huge scene in New York right now is. Straight Edge, which basically means no drinking,
the Charter of Fundamental Rights, which basically reflect the lessons learned from those two totalitarian systems that created such destruction on our continent.