English-Czech translation for "extended"

extended {adj.} (also: prolate, elongated, lengthened, protracted)

extended {adj.} (also: spacious, large)

extended {adj.} (also: spacious, ample, cavernous, liberal)

to extend [extended|extended] {vb} (also: to draw in, to pull on, to reach out)

to extend [extended|extended] {vb} (also: to prolongate, to prolong, to lengthen, to elongate)

to extend [extended|extended] {vb} (also: streek, stretch)

to extend [extended|extended] {vb} (also: to broaden, to distend, to enlarge, to dilate)

to extend [extended|extended] {vb} (also: to proliferate, to broaden, to disseminate, to enlarge)

to extend [extended|extended] {vb} (also: to splay, to dilate, to expand, to outstretch)

to extend [extended|extended] {vb} (also: to draw out, to pull, to pull out, to pull up)

to extend [extended|extended] {vb} (also: to amplify, to aggrandize, to magnify, to distend)

to extend [extended|extended] (to) {vb}

     extended family

Extension of the extended custodial inventory (ECI) programme

I'm going to show you a little bit of that long, extended process.

It's good that compassion was extended beyond the family by this kind of evolutionary logic.

For instance, Googlebot supports an extended definition of the standard robots.txt ~~~ protocol.

It means that we extended cooperation across national boundaries; we made the world more cooperative.

ECB Opinion on a Danish loss guarantee in connection with an extended compensation scheme

More than 90 percent of our non-teaching staff are all parents and extended families.

If you continue to see this error over an extended period of time, please let us know so we can look into the issue.

So, we were fairly convinced -- we are convinced -- that recovery is feasible, despite extended visual deprivation.

I jogged behind (Laughter) -- on my tiptoes -- holding the flag on my extended arm, so that my head was actually under the damn flag.

The first thing you do is lock into a tight body position -- head down in your chest, your arms extended, put over your reserve parachute.

And perhaps most remarkably, at the beginning of the 21st century, really for the first time in modern history, growth extended to almost all parts of the world.

But as there was still a dire shortage of donor organs, the gift of life was then extended from living, related donors to now living, unrelated donors.

And here's what Bradley said about it. (Music) (Video) Stephen Bradley: I thought I saw the savior in human shape for about one second in the room, with arms extended, appearing to say to me, "Come."