irreducible - nesnížitelný, nezjednodušitelný, neredukovatelný

adjective, technical - impossible to make smaller, simpler, or easier to deal with; not able to be reduced or simplified further

channel - kanál, cesta, způsob, postup, prostředek

noun - a route or course through which something can be directed or conveyed, often used in a metaphorical sense

 

suspense - napětí, (napjaté, nervózní) očekávání

noun - a feeling of nervousness or excitement when you are expecting something new to happen, change or be revealed

 

takeaway - jídlo prodávané s sebou

noun, British English - a meal bought at a restaurant or a shop and taken somewhere else to be eaten, usually home

 

knowing - významný, chápavý

adjective - (of a gesture or a remark) showing that you know about something that is supposed to be secret

 

quarantine - dát do karantény

verb - to keep a person or an animal that may be carrying a disease is kept away from others

hinge - pant, závěs dveří

noun - a joint (usually metal) that makes it possible for a door, window etc. to be opened and closed

personal stereo - walkman

noun - a small cassette player with a head set, it can be easily carried in your bag or pocket

 

quack - šarlatán

noun, informal - a doctor who only pretends to be a doctor or who is very bad at his/her job

 

voucher - poukázka

noun, British English - a piece of paper that can be exchanged for a service or for some goods in a shop

 

token - poukázka

noun, British English - a piece of paper that can be exchanged for a service or for some goods in a shop

 

stay away - držet se stranou, nemíchat se do něčeho

verb - not to go near someone or something, not to meddle in something, not to be involved in something

 

keep a low profile - držet se při zemi, neprojevovat se moc výrazně, nebýt na očích, neupoutávat pozornost

verb - to keep out of sight, to try not to be seen or heard, try not to attract attention

cringe - cítit se trapně (za někoho), otřepat se (trapností), cuknout sebou (odporem)

verb, informal - to be very embarrassed or uncomfortable about something that someone else does and sometimes show it by flinching

gossip - drbat, pomlouvat, klevetit

verb - to spread information about other people's private lives and their behaviour, it doesn't always have to be true