scoop - nabrat (lopatkou), vzít, nabrat (jako lopatkou, naběračkou)

verb - to pick up as if with a scoop, to pick up with a scoop

broil - grilovat, péct shora

verb, American English - to cook something under direct heat, especially in a stove, to grill (American English)

leverage - páka (nástroj k manipulaci někoho)

noun - something you have or know that allows you to manipulate someone to do something

 

pile up - hromadit (se), nahromadit (se), kupit (se), vršit (se)

verb - (of work etc.) to increase in number so it becomes harder to deal with

 

take a hike - jít do háje, vypadnout, vodprejsknout

verb, American English, informal - a phrase we use to tell somebody to go away and stop bothering us

 

loud and clear - čistý a jasný, naprosto jasný

adjective - very simple to understand, said in a way that is very simple to understand

 

kill - zabít, ukrátit si, zkrátit si (čas)

verb - to spend time not doing anything useful in order to make time pass faster

 

working class - pracující třída (společenská)

noun - the social class that includes the poorer people who have to go to work

 

fit - padnout (o šatech)

verb - to have the right size and shape to be put on, not too big

fit - pasovat, být správné velikosti, vyhovovat (tvarem a velikostí), vejít se (někam)

verb - to have the right size and shape to be put somewhere, not too big

engagement ring - zásnubní prsten

noun - a ring that you give to a person who you ask to marry you

waste - promarnit, plýtvat, vyplýtvat, marnit

verb - to use too much of something or to use something in a wrong way

visa - vízum, víza

noun - a document or a stamp that allows you to travel to a foreign country

 

voluntary - dobrovolný

adjective - doing something because you want to do it, not because you were told to

take - jet (autobusem, vlakem apod.)

verb - to get on (on a bus, train, plane etc.) in order to travel somewhere