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81. Pith (dřeň) :
So anyway the story is short and lacking in pith
82. Pivotal (stěžejní) :
The homefield advantage has proved pivotal in at least one direct matchup
83. Placate (uklidnit) :
Placaters are the children who will lose track of their own feelings and opinions and base every decision on their ultimate desire to bring peace to the family
85. Placid (klidný) :
Its the same in the fishing hamlets by this now calm and placid sea
86. Plagiarism (plagiátorství) :
Unless of course I merely forgot Id heard it and it slowly burrowed its way back into my conscious furtively enough to avoid plagiaristic suspicion and think for one small precious moment that it might have been mine
87. Plaintiff (žalobce) :
The plaintiffs engaged the defendants as their solicitors to act for them
88. Plaintive (žalostný) :
From a whooshing gurgling still comes the ringing plaintive and mournful
89. Plaque (plaketa) :
This involves a thorough clean and polish of the teeth to remove the sticky plaque that can build up
90. Platitude (fráze) :
Gone are some of the moral platitudes and in their place are actual critiques and questions
92. Plausibility (pravděpodobnost) :
93. Plausible (přijatelný) :
In every case they are very plausible and gain the confidence of a trusting generation
94. Plethora (nadbytek) :
With the development of plethora the number of reticulated cells in the blood decreased
95. Pliable (poddajný) :
Well in clay animation each object is sculpted in clay or a similarly pliable material such as plasticine usually around an armature
98. Plumage (peří) :
Variety in the lovebirds diet is the key to feather perfect plumage and a healthy bird
99. Plumb (olovnice) :
He traces a line in white paint along the wall beyond the leaves then drops a plumb from a cord stretched between two metal poles posted on either side of the tree
100. Plummet (Olovnice) :
Kate fiddled with her seatbelt for a minute trying to work out exactly how the thin piece of blue material was supposed to save her life if the plane began to plummet twentyfive thousand feet towards the ground
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