English to Czech Meaning of levitation - levitace

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Definitions of levitation in English
Noun(1) the phenomenon of a person or thing rising into the air by apparently supernatural means(2) movement upward in virtue of lightness(3) the act of raising (a body
Examples of levitation in English
(1) You must have seen illusion shows with magicians making people levitate .(2) You're not going to levitate or come out singing the way I do.(3) By some unseen force, he began to levitate into the air.(4) Can anyone levitate , turn invisible, walk through walls, or remotely view a hidden object?(5) Maybe I'll be able to levitate after my mental powers have fully developed.(6) He began to levitate in the air, his eyes getting redder by the second.(7) he seems to levitate about three inches off the ground(8) What else is summer good for but using all of one's magical powers to levitate out of the city for as long as the sober judges of one's conscience will allow?(9) I make upward motion with my hands and our guest begins to levitate a mere 2 inches off the ground.(10) They didn't make me levitate or anything like that.(11) The protracted climax, to a faint wash of sound, is a tableau in which the motionless dancers slowly levitate .(12) When using jet-propulsion, a frogfish appears to levitate and drift along using its fins as stabilizers.(13) Can they levitate and fly into the kitchen sink?(14) For over 30 years the Wizard has been promising to levitate and fly away.(15) One of the journalists managed to take a photo of the daughter, Janet, apparently levitating .(16) I came to my senses as I was still levitating just above my seat.
Related Phrases of levitation
(1) magnetic levitation ::
magnetické levitace
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1. levitation ::
levitace
Different Forms
levitation
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