English-Czech translation for "exquisite"

exquisite {adj.} (also: vivid, keen, fierce, intense)

exquisite {adj.} (also: splendiferous, splendid, brilliant, marvellous)

exquisite {adj.} (also: beautiful, lovely, braw)

exquisite {adj.} (also: scrumptious, splendid, peachy, palmy)

exquisite {adj.} (also: excellent, delicious, good, brave)

exquisite {adj.} (also: transcendent, superb, preeminent, brilliant)

exquisite {adj.} (also: preeminent, excellent, delicious, outstanding)

exquisite {adj.} (also: refined)

exquisite {adj.} (also: rare, grand, fine)

So nature already gives us really exquisite structures on the nanoscale.

What that does is to confer exquisite species specificities to these languages.

But I also know why it's exquisite to me, because it's a palimpsest of things.

It is really -- I mean, I can't express to you how exquisite this object is.

And what if we could get exquisite control over the essence of energy, the electron?

And the second thing that I was longing for was some more exquisite craftsmanship and technique.

Now you have billions of this machine right now working away inside you, copying your DNA with exquisite fidelity.

I've been fascinated by how nature makes materials, and there's a lot of sequence to how they do such an exquisite job.

In fact, one of his classmates is a young man named Lenin who would go on to break small, expensive, exquisite objects.

And so the other thing that's beautiful about biology is that biology gives you really exquisite structures with nice link scales.

They're formed at the nanoscale, and they use proteins that are coded by the genetic level that allow them to build these really exquisite structures.

This is why we have to solve our problems, and I know the answer as to how is to be able to get exquisite control over a building block of nature, the stuff of life: the simple electron.