take to - vydat se někam

verb - to go to a place

 

take to - ovládnout, zvládnout, osvojit si

verb - to learn how to do something, to develop a skill

 

take to - zvyknout si

verb - to start doing something habitually, to develop a habit

dust - poprášit, posypat

verb - to cover something with something powdery, e.g. flour or fine sugar

 

beckon - lákat, vábit

verb - to attract someone, to be attractive for someone

underpass - podchod, podjezd

noun - a path or road that goes under another road or railway

 

subway - podchod

noun, British English - a path for pedestrians that goes under a road or railway

 

pedestrianize - vyhradit pro chodce, vytvořit pěší zónu

verb - to change a street or area in a town or city so that only pedestrians can enter it

pedestrian - pěší, chodecký, určený pro chodce, týkající se chodců

adjective - relating to pedestrians, connected to pedestrians

 

pedestrian mall - pěší zóna, nákupní zóna pro pěší

noun, American English - an area in town, usually with shops, where cars and other vehicles are not allowed

 

precinct - okrsek

noun, American English - one of the parts that a town or city is divided into

 

pedestrian precinct - pěší zóna, nákupní zóna pro pěší

noun, British English - an area in town, usually with shops, where cars and other vehicles are not allowed

 

set-off - vyrovnání dluhu zápočtem, zápočet

noun, British English, technical - the act of paying less money to somebody because they owe you money too

 

set somebody off - rozbrečet, rozesmát, rozčílit, způsobit začátek nějakého chování

verb - to make somebody start to act in a particular way (e.g. to make them cry or laugh, to make them mad etc.)

disassemble - rozmontovat, rozložit (na součástky)

verb - to take a machine or construction apart