Translation for 'consonant with sth' from English to Czech

consonant with sth. {adj}

shodný s čím

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to tinker with sth. {verb}

kutit co [nedok.] [hovor.]

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to provide with sth. {verb}

poskytovat co [dok.]

coincident with sth. {adj}

souběžný s čím

coincident (with sth.) {adj}

současný (s čím)

concerned with sb./sth. {adj}

týkající se k-o/č-o

dotýkající se k-o/č-o [např. činnosti]

to hit sb. with sth. {verb}

udeřit k-o čím [dok.]

to deal with sb./sth. {verb}

řešit k-o/co

to cover sth. with snow {verb}

zasněžit co [dok.]

to cover sb./sth. with dust {verb}

zaprášit k-o/co [dok.]

to be fed up with sth. [coll.] {verb}

mít č-o dost

to associate sb./sth. with sb./sth. {verb}

unverified spojovat (si) [nedok.] k-o/co s kým/čím

unverified spojit (si) [dok.] k-o/co s kým/čím

consonant {noun}

souhláska {f}ling.

voiced consonant {noun}

znělá souhláska {f}ling.

unvoiced consonant {noun}

neznělá souhláska {f}ling.

to clash with {verb}

narážet o [nedok.]

to deal with {verb}

pojednat o [dok.]

with {prep} <w/>

s

with respect

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• The Mixolydian mode is consonant with the first 10 harmonics of the harmonic series (the 11th harmonic, a tritone, is not in the Mixolydian mode).
• Susan Olsen writes that Miller did not include the Latin phrases just to "add dignity" to the work, but to emphasize its religious themes, making it consonant with the tradition of Judeo-Christian writings.
• A sustained program maintains a focus consonant with its original goals and objectives, including the individuals, families, and communities it was originally intended to serve.
• He was occupied with developing a system to provide a moral and political education consonant with his view of the needs of France.
• The "Musical Times" commented: "There are some conservative minds who may regret the banishment of the 'knavish tricks' and aggressive spirit of the discarded verse, but it must be admitted that Dean Hole's lines are more consonant with the sentiment of modern Christianity."

• Some feminists find the worship of a goddess, rather than a god, to be consonant with their views.
• Tippett explains the withdrawal of these and the other early works: "I realised very clearly that they were not totally consonant with myself.
• The role of women on this occasion was consonant with the Augustan emphasis on families as necessary to the vitality of the Roman state.
• These are some examples of combining a consonant with different vowels.
• Smith's vocal delivery was known for his tendency to end each phrase terminating in a consonant with an added schwa vocalisation ("ah").

• They have several origins, belonging to different layers of history, but most involve the loss of a nasal consonant, with lengthening and nasalisation of a preceding vowel.
• Consonant with Prus's interest in commerce and technology, a Polish Ocean Lines freighter has been named for him.
• Consonant with Penguin's corporate mission to bring canonical literature to the mass market, the company first ventured into publishing the classics in May 1938 with the issue of "Penguin Illustrated Classics".
• , which is a velar consonant with secondary labial articulation.
• His approach to the topic was consonant with that of business journals and the corporate management literature.

• Silbo replaces each vowel or consonant with a whistling sound.
• The idea is that learners of the source alphabet recite the sounds by combining the consonant with an unmarked vowel, e.g.
• after a consonant) with the plural being [...] ([...] after a consonant) or with the preposition [...].