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 Translation for 'How's it going' from English to Czech
How's it going? [informal]Jak se máš?
Partial Matches
How long will it take ... ?Jak dlouho to bude trvat ... ?
How's he doing?Jak se mu daří?
It's your turn.Jsi na řadě.
it's [it is]to je
It's my turn.Jsem na řadě já.
It's true, honest!Je to namouduši pravda!
idiom
It's a piece of cake!
To je hračka!
Let's call it a day.To je pro dnešek vše.
It's only a matter of time (before ...)Je to jen otázka času (, než ...)
přís.
It's no use crying over spilt milk.
Je zbytečné plakat nad rozlitým mlékem.
přís.
It's the early bird that gets the worm.
Ranní ptáče dál doskáče.
how {adv}jak
how come {adv}jak to
How come ... ?Jak to že ...?
How about that?A co tohle?
How are you doing?Jak to jde? [přen.]
How do I get to ... ?Jak se dostanu do ... ?
How do I get there?Jak se tam dostanu?
How do you say ... in German / English?Jak se řekne ... německy / anglicky?
it {pron}ono
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Usage Examples English
  • The random walk index attempts to determine when the market is in a strong uptrend or downtrend by measuring price ranges over N and how it differs from what would be expected by a random walk (randomly going up or down).
  • With echolocation, the bat or other animal can see not only where it is going but also how big another animal is, what kind of animal it is, and other features.
  • Coe then called Chayefsky to ask him how the "Love Story" script was going, hoping that it could be put into production immediately.
  • It is best to learn the different kinds of avalanches, how to prevent causing one and how to react when one is going to happen.
  • Electronegativity depends on how strongly the nucleus can attract an electron pair, and so it exhibits a similar variation to the other properties already discussed: electronegativity tends to fall going up to down, and rise going left to right.

  • ... "), loosely translated to "How's it going?" or "What are you doing?
  • At the age of around four, he came home with a cricket ball and asked his mother "Do you know how to hold a ball when you're going to bowl a daisy-cutter?
  • The memo ends with this: "I don't know how the hell you're going to get this done by Sunday – but 'rots of ruck."
  • It reflects the inhabitant's philosophy of life, When used as a question, the connotation would be "everything is going well?
  • Operating a profitable business allows growers to think about their future, rather than worrying about how they are going to survive in poverty.

  • In a life of Saint Dunstan composed about 1000, the author tells how Dunstan, going into a church, found maidens dancing in a ring and singing a hymn.
  • Internalism states that the contents of someone's beliefs depend only on what is internal to that person: they are determined entirely by things going on inside this person's head.
  • Threes may never be melded in ordinary play, although three or more black threes may be melded in the final turn of a player going out.
  • However, German Shepherds and Golden Retrievers had a higher success rate after going through longer training than the training required for Labrador Retrievers.
  • I placed my hand on the drum so I could diminish the noise and asked the drummer what was going on and got a rap on the knuckles for my pain.

  • Probably from when I was 12, I knew I was going to start a company eventually."
  • An old road through the henge was to be straightened and improved and was going to cause considerable damage to the archaeology.
  • During a brief hiatus, he backpacked throughout Europe before going on to play the lead character in the 1985 comedy "Real Genius".
  • Like many contemporary alternative bands, the Smashing Pumpkins utilized shifts in song dynamics, going from quiet to loud and vice versa.
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