What does rozumně in Czech mean?
What is the meaning of the word rozumně in Czech? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use rozumně in Czech.
The word rozumně in Czech means rozumně, logicky, rozumně, rozumně, přiměřeně, rozumně, rozumně, racionálně, rozumně se domluvit s, moudře, rozumně, uvážlivě, rozumně uvažovat. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word rozumně
rozumně(showing common sense) "First, let's decide on a plan," Katy said sensibly. |
logicky(in rational terms) Daniella tried to put her feelings aside and think logically. |
rozumně(wisely) The CEO prudently decided to comply with government regulation. |
rozumně, přiměřeně(fairly, quite) The house was in reasonably good shape considering a tornado just struck. |
rozumně(justifiably, sensibly) On this diet you can eat as much as you want, within reason. |
rozumně, racionálně(in a rational way) You must think reasonably before making a decision. |
rozumně se domluvit s(try to persuade [sb]) On chce podat výpověď, ale ona se s ním zkouší rozumně domluvit. He wants to quit, but she is going to try to reason with him. |
moudře, rozumně, uvážlivě(intelligently) Helen hoped she had raised her children to always act wisely. |
rozumně uvažovat(think logically about [sth]) Try to reason through this dilemma. |
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