Usages of příliš
Můj kolega má někdy skvělý nápad, ale další den říká, že je ten nápad příliš náročný.
My colleague sometimes has a great idea, but the next day he says that the idea is too demanding.
Moje kolegyně se směje, ale říká, že projekt není příliš dlouhý a že má ráda práci, kde se učí nové věci.
My female colleague is laughing, but she says that the project is not too long and that she likes work where she learns new things.
Ten nový film je pro moji babičku příliš hlasitý, proto se na něj raději nedívá.
That new film is too loud for my grandmother, so she prefers not to watch it.
Víkend obvykle trvá dva dny, ale pro mě je někdy příliš krátký.
The weekend usually lasts two days, but for me it is sometimes too short.
Když jsme spolu doma, zdá se mi, že je všechno možné a že žádný problém není příliš velký.
When we are at home together, it seems to me that everything is possible and that no problem is too big.
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