Synonyms for czech
tʃɛkczech

Princeton's WordNet

1. Czechnoun

   a native of inhabitant of the Czech Republic

2. Czechoslovakian, Czechoslovak, Czechnoun

   a native or inhabitant of the former republic of Czechoslovakia

3. Czechadjective

   the Slavic language of Czechs

4. Czech, Czechoslovakianadjective

   of or relating to Czechoslovakia or its people or their language

   "The Czech border"; "Czechoslovak nationalists"; "The Czechoslovakian population"

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1. List of paraphrases for "czech":

   ecsc, hesc, tchèque, ceh, české, czechoslovakian, ceca, cr, česká, cze, czechoslovak

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1. Gary Bettman:

   For three decades we have marveled at your talent, dedication and passion for our game. Tonight we salute your generous heart and commitment to improve the lives of those displaced from their homes, the National Hockey League is proud to support you and the great Czech fans in this effort.

2. Robert Dobrzycki:

   Not only is there local consumption and growth but the big western European e-commerce operators are seeing Poland and the Czech Republic as places to set up locations, we are building German-driven e-commerce buildings in central Europe. On top of that we see a huge trend of investors outside the region trying to diversify and hedge against a slow-down in other real estate sectors.

3. Abby Moore:

   I wasn’t really concerned about my trip until the Czech Republic started what looked like a mini-lockdown process.

4. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban:

   The pressure will be intense on us and the other Visegrad Four countries (Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic), they will portend that once the agreement is made by certain parties - and to avoid diplomatic complications I will not tell you which country Berlin is in - we should not only bring these people to Europe but divide them amongst ourselves, as an obligation.

5. Czech Interior Minister Josef Chovanec:

   We do not have a problem with the directive as a whole, but we will want to rework it so it does not amount to disarming Czech citizens.