WordReference English-Czech Dictionary © 2025:
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| possession n | uncountable (ownership) | vlastnictví s |
| | The solicitor wrote to tell the Browns they could take possession of the house on Friday. |
| possession n | often plural ([sth] owned) | majetek m |
| | | vlastnictví s |
| | All Simon's possessions will fit into the boot of his car. |
| | This necklace is my most precious possession; it was given to me by my grandmother before she died. |
| possession n | uncountable (invasion by a demon) (démonem) | posedlost ž |
| | A priest was called to deal with a suspected case of possession in the village. |
| possession n | uncountable (sport: having the ball) (sport: míče) | držení s |
| | Beckham gets possession and passes to Ronaldo. |
| possession n | uncountable (obsession) (věcí) | posedlost ž |
| | The idea of an exotic holiday had taken possession of Carol and she could think of nothing else. |
| possession n | uncountable (foreign territory) | ovládané území příd + s |
| | | území pod nadvládou fráze |
| | British possession used to include the majority of North America. |
| possession n | informal (crime: having illegal drugs) (narkotik apod.) | držení s |
| | (narkotik apod.) | držba ž |
| | Barry was done for possession, but the police could not prove he had intended to sell the drugs. |
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