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121. Precedent (precedens) :
So the planners want to look at what precedent they are setting
122. Precept (pravidlo) :
Then the aspirant has her head shaved and takes her first set of precepts 10 training rules
123. Precinct (okrsek) :
So thats part of the reason that Georgia has become the first and only state in the United States to have touchscreen voting in every single precinct in every single county in the state
124. Precipice (sráz) :
The route almost continuous Zbends on the edge of precipices is one few drivers are willing to risk
125. Precipitate (sraženina) :
The modest falloff which ensued was followed by a more precipitate decline in World War I the result of a cut in mine production occasioned by labour shortages
126. Precipitous (překotný) :
In the case of one ion the all important carbonate ion the decrease is precipitous
127. Preclude (vyloučit) :
Im sorry that the training place Im at doesnt allow internet access in the classrooms which precluded me from actually taking part
128. Precocious (předčasný) :
She was a precocious child it would seem and already demonstrating where her adult interests would come to lie
129. Predecessor (předchůdce) :
The interior is a significant improvement over its predecessor in terms of overall design
130. Predicament (nesnáz) :
However I give credit to them for choosing to turn what could have been cliched confrontation scenes into smarter more unusually human and complex situations sitcom predicaments made realistic
131. Predilection (záliba) :
I cant take any credit for it its just about helping people understand their own predilections
132. Preeminent (výtečný) :
133. Prerogative (výsada) :
His theory of democracy in which an assembly of citizens would exercise sovereign prerogative was clearly inadequate
134. Presage (předzvěst) :
the fever was a sombre presage of his final illness
135. Prescience (předtucha) :
with extraordinary prescience Jung actually predicted the Nazi eruption
137. Presentiment (předtucha) :
These are the sort of tales one might hear while hanging around an English village where everyone has cable television and cell phones and lives off the tourist trade and yet where old presentiments of the supernatural have lingered
138. Presumptuous (troufalý) :
Call this presumptuous arrogance or call it faith in our selves
139. Pretension (nárok) :
When she is there with you she is simply there with no pretension no elaboration no show
140. Pretentious (domýšlivý) :
The film itself sounds like a pretentious waste of time although it could be rather pretty
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