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Czech–Hungarian–Polish–Slovak–English Dictionary
The on-line dictionary contains about 10,000 entries (words or phrases) in each language—Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak and English. The dictionary is a work in progress; users are advised to use it as a mere reference.
© 2000–2011, International Visegrad Fund.
- registered
- certified mail; registered letter
- gold; yellow metal; royal metal; red gold
- credit; faith; honor; honour
- confidence; trustfulness; trist; reliance; credit
- certainly; assuredly; sure
- red; bronze
- portico; covered market; hall; coliseum
- to fall off; to reduce; to attenuate; to drop
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zmenšovat se (zmenšuje se); tenčit se (tenčí se); ztenčovat se (ztenčuje se); ubývat (ubývá); opadávat (opadává)
- ugly; disfigured
- redundant; pompous; luscious; stilted; flatulent
- desperate; bitter; acrimonious; grim; embittered
- style; -natured; shape; stock; description; breed
- exhaust; fatigue; used; deadbeat; tired; heavy
- lassitude; weariness; languidity; tiredness
- surplus; balance in hand; redundancy; redundance
- superfluous; unnecessary; redundant; over; spare
- traditional; conventional; time-honored; academic
- hot-tempered; boisterous; keen; warm; vehement
- gullible; quick of belief; credulous; green
- tick; credit; trust; supplies; credence
- credit card
- to the end that; it never entered my head that; asconj.
- redcap; porter
- decent; proper; mannered; comely; decorous; demure
- charitable; good-natured
- jovial; convivial; mellow; good-natured
- reduction; allowance; preference
- leisured; nonchalant; comfortable; comfy; handy
- to cross; to traverse; to interbreed; interbred
- to miscredit; to doubt
- overwrought; deadbeat; played out; tired; worn-out
- to fever; fevered; feverish; to be in a fever
- hampered respiration
- allowance; reduction; deductionMath.
- impulsive; quick-tempered; warm; short; impetuous
- commissioner; delegate; trustee; proxy; accredited
- mannered; sophisticated; mimic; theatrical; compt
- dandified; mannered; namby-pamby; stilted
- to raise; to breed; bred; to school; to discipline
- to redouble; to extend; to send up; to aggravate
- to hedge; birch; to clip; to shear; sheared; shorn
- to produce; to breed; bred; to give; gave; given
- egocentric; egotist; assertive; self-centered
- hereditary; everlasting; eternal; perpetual; heir
- hereditary; everlasting; eternal; perpetual; heiradj.
- hereditary; everlasting; eternal; perpetual; heir
- legacy; heritage; heredity
- shatteredadj.
- untutored
- pepper; red pepper; green pepper; paprika
- ruddy; red
- red card
- robber; predatory; mugger; conquistador; harrier
- predator; lupine; predacious; predatory; raveningn.
- predator; lupine; predacious; predatory; raveningadj.
- puckered; wizened; wizen; withered; weazened
- messy; cluttered; tumultuous; unkempt; erratic
- registered number; license plate number
- rasp; shredder; grater; filen.
- favouritism; favoritism; favour; predilection
- indomitable; redoubtable; dauntless; dreadnought
- analogous; cousin; kindred; kin; relation; akin
- analogous; cousin; kindred; kin; relation; akin
- relationship; affinity; kindred; kin; cousinhood
- ravage; wrecking; depredation; havoc; demolition
- tatter; piece of linen; rag; snotty; clout; shred
- hideous; ugly; disfigured
- splashy; sloppy; mired; dirty; sludgy; slushy
- sacredness
- injured; traumatic; casualty
- injured; traumatic; casualty
- varied; parti-coloured
- cup; cast; lot; predestination; fortune; chance
- trustworthy; creditable; truthful
- acquired
- verbiage; circumlocution; tautology; redundancy
- unnecessary; needless; redundant
- untutored; illiterate
- ingredient; appurtenance; fixture; appendage
- free from all encumbrances; unencumbered
- full-blood; thoroughbred; full-blooded
- exuberancy; redundance; redundancy; exuberance
- -natured
- idle; indolent; leisured; torpid; inert; vacuous
- revered; honoured
- plus; redundancy; redundance; surplus; excess
- to amortize; to redeem; to sink; sank; sunk
- not to know beans; unknowing; opaque; untutoredadj.
- ebullient; exuberant; flush; effusive; redundant
- fiery red
- bland; well-mannered; urbane; obliging; polite
- weariness; ennui; boredom; tedium; dullness
- to be bored; to mope
- prevailing; monarch; rampant; predominant; rulern.
- prevailing; monarch; rampant; predominant; ruleradj.
- abhorrence; abomination; hatred; distaste; dislike
- cadent; cadenced; measured
- multifarious; checkered; variegated; diversified
- covert; protected; defended; sheltered; snug
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