English to Czech Meaning of romantic - romantický

Romantic :

romantický

noun

romantický

adjective

citový, impulsivní, sentimentální, emotivní, patologický, romantický, nedbalý, pocit, imaginativní

Romantic :: romantickýRomanticism :: romantismusRomanticist :: romantikRomanticists :: romantikůRomanticize :: idealizovatRomanticizes :: idealizujeRomantics :: romanticiUnromantic :: neromantický

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Definitions of romantic in English

Noun(1) a soulful or amorous idealist(2) an artist of the Romantic Movement or someone influenced by Romanticism
Adjective(1) belonging to or characteristic of Romanticism or the Romantic Movement in the arts(2) expressive of or exciting sexual love or romance(3) not sensible about practical matters; idealistic and unrealistic

Examples of romantic in English

(1) As an historian - certainly as a woman - she had not the slightest romantic illusions about the realities of human life during the long childhood of the species.(2) I concluded that many historians and political scientists have an overly simple and romantic view of the political process.(3) We ended up with a whole lot of romantic sentimentality.(4) ├ö├ç├┐So good to see that your romantic idealism hasn't faded,├ö├ç├û Noelle murmured.(5) On our last evening in Maui, Daniel had prepared a very romantic , candlelit dinner on the shore.(6) Its romantic Hollywood sentimental pap, but I like it.(7) When you view something in a romantic way, you're not really taking in the whole picture.(8) The sly hint is that this belongs - like so many 1960s attitudes - back in the romantic 1840s of an idealistic, bygone century.(9) Yet when they feel like it, they make sure they get one of the few two-person tables at dinner for a romantic meal.(10) Women who love romantic comedy will love this movie.(11) She rifled through her lover's credit-card receipts and found charges for bouquets of flowers and dinners at romantic restaurants.(12) At the same time, he has no romantic illusions about mobsters.(13) But what's more romantic than a good sentimental break up?(14) I appreciate your romantic view of things, but can you address the issues in the article?(15) ├ö├ç├┐This was the emancipation of romantic feeling and sentiment,├ö├ç├û she says.(16) These and other documentaries take the shape of his romantic worldview: idealised individuals try to overcome something or make order from chaos.

Related Phrases of romantic

(1) romantic comedy ::

romantická komedie

(2) romantic novel ::

romantický nové

(3) be romantic ::

být romantický

(4) romantic man ::

romantic man

Related Phrases of romantic

(1) romantic comedy ::

romantická komedie

(2) romantic novel ::

romantický nové

(3) be romantic ::

být romantický

(4) romantic man ::

romantic man

Synonyms

Adjective

1. loving ::

milující

2. sentimental ::

sentimentální

3. idyllic ::

idylický

4. idealistic ::

idealistický

5. wild-eyed ::

divokým pohledem

6. amatory ::

milostný

Noun

7. idealist ::

idealista

Antonyms

1. familiar ::

obeznámený

Different Forms

romantic, romanticism, romanticist, romanticists, romanticize, romanticizes, romantics, unromantic

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