Usages of starý
Náš nový byt je drahý, ale náš starý byt byl levný.
Our new apartment is expensive, but our old apartment was cheap.
Můj dědeček je starý, ale je šťastný.
My grandfather is old, but he is happy.
Můj kabát je starý, ale je teplý.
My coat is old, but it is warm.
Můj bratr se směje, když slyší starý příběh, který zná z dětství.
My brother laughs when he hears an old story that he knows from childhood.
Naše děti teď čekají v čekárně a čtou si staré noviny.
Our children are now waiting in the waiting room and are reading old newspapers.
Blízko naší vesnice je velký les se starými stromy.
Near our village there is a big forest with old trees.
Výtah v našem domě je starý, ale dobrý.
The elevator in our house is old but good.
Ten schod před domem je starý.
That step in front of the house is old.
Na rohu ulice zabočíš vlevo a před tebou je starý most.
At the corner of the street you turn left and there is an old bridge in front of you.
Na pláži jsme viděli starou loď u moře.
On the beach we saw an old boat by the sea.
U toho stánku na trhu prodává stará paní také borůvky.
At that stall at the market, an old lady is also selling blueberries.
Můj bratr mi ukazuje starou fotku z minulého roku u moře.
My brother is showing me an old photo from last year by the sea.
Ta stará fotka je z minulého roku.
That old photo is from last year.
Pas je starý, je však stále platný.
The passport is old, but it is still valid.
Tato rekvizita je stará.
This prop is old.
Skleník je starý.
The greenhouse is old.
Tato stavba je stará.
This building is old.
Odpojíme starou pračku.
We will disconnect the old washing machine.
Starou pračku odvezou zítra.
They will take the old washing machine away tomorrow.
Je třeba odvézt starou pračku se špatným těsněním.
It is necessary to take away the old washing machine with the bad seal.
Ten bůh je starý.
That god is old.
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