volition - vůle, chtění, volba, rozhodnutí z vlastní vůle

noun, formal - the power to choose something freely or to make your own decisions

trail - sledovat, stopovat

verb - to follow someone or something, often secretly, in order to watch them

trail - táhnout (za sebou), vláčet, vléct

verb - to pull something behind you, or to be pulled along the ground

 

exemption - výjimka, osvobození, zproštění, úleva

noun - permission not to do or pay something that others are required to

 

relay - tlumočit, vyřídit, předat (zprávu, informaci apod.)

verb - to pass on information or a message to another person or group

 

come and go - nabýt a pozbýt, přijít a odejít

verb - to get something and then lose it, to arrive and then leave

 

hold up - zdvihnout, zvednout, držet zdvihnuté, ukázat, ukazovat

verb - to show something by lifting it up, to keep something lifted up

 

elective - volitelný předmět

noun, American English, formal - a subject students can choose to take but do not have to

 

shrink-wrap - zabalit do smršťovací fólie

verb - to tightly cover something with a thin plastic material to protect it

 

chafe - třít, třít se, rozedřít, rozedřít se (ve spojení s pokožkou)

verb - to become sore by rubbing, to make your skin sore by rubbing

 

clog up - ucpat se, zanést se, zacpat se, ucpat, zanést, zacpat

verb - to become blocked, so things cannot pass through anymore; to block something

 

stretch - natáhnout, sáhnout (pro)

verb - to straighten your hands in order to reach for something or someone

 

down the rabbit hole - v pasti, v pěkné kaši, v říši divů, do pasti, do pěkné kaše

adverb - in/to a strange situation that is difficult to get out of

 

tame - krotký, slabý, mírný, pokorný

adjective, informal - willing to do whatever other people ask or want you to do

 

hitch - zavěsit, upevnit

verb - to tie something to something else with a rope, a hook, etc.