WordReference English-Czech Dictionary © 2025:
| Hlavní překlady |
| induction n | (magnetism) (magnetismus) | indukce ž |
| | To demonstrate induction, the teacher used electricity to make a magnet. |
| induction n | (initiation to club, job) | uvedení, zasvěcení s |
| | To celebrate the induction of the new members, the fraternity threw a party. |
| induction n | (induced childbirth) (porodu) | vyvolání s |
| | The woman should have gone into labor days ago, so the doctor decided to do an induction. |
| induction n as adj | (course, etc.: training) | školicí příd |
| | | zaškolovací příd |
| | The company made Katy go through an induction course on her first day. |
| Další překlady |
| induction n | (carburetor) (do motoru) | sání s |
| | (do motoru) | nasávání s |
| | The engine wasn't working because the induction mechanism wasn't working correctly. |
| induction n | (logic: process) (matematické dokazování) | indukce ž |
| | Induction is an imperfect way to reach a probable conclusion with limited information. |
| induction n | (military) (do armády) | odvod m |
| | Kevin signed the papers for his induction into the military, and walked out as a soldier. |
| induction n | (logic: conclusion) (logický) | závěr m |
| | Dan's induction was that Josh must have hidden his car keys under his bed, but they weren't there. |