coach - učitel, doučující, instruktor

noun - a person whose job is to teach someone how to do something

 

make a point of - zakládat si na, trvat na (čem)

verb - to make sure you do something because it is important to you

tamper - manipulovat, zasahovat (neodborně či bez svolení), změnit, upravit (neodborně či bez svolení), upravovat (neodborně či bez svolení)

verb - to change something without being allowed to do so, to falsify something

 

on business - obchodně, pracovně, služebně

adverb - to go somewhere or do something as a part of your job

bossy - panovačný

adjective - enjoying being in control of people and telling them what to do

 

attempt - pokusit se, snažit se, zkusit

verb - to try to do something, to make an effort to achieve something

flex - machrovat, předvádět se, chlubit se

verb - to show off something you have or can do, especially to impress others

accommodating - vstřícný, ochotný, nápomocný, přizpůsobivý

adjective - willing to help or do things for others; helpful and eager to please

 

eligibility - způsobilost, oprávněnost, nárok, vhodnost

noun - the state of being legally or officially allowed to do or receive something

reluctantly - neochotně, zdráhavě, váhavě

adverb - in a way that shows that you are not willing to do something

 

trap - napálit, nachytat, lstí dostat

verb - to trick somebody into doing something they do not want to be doing

 

twirl - točit, točit se, otáčet, otáčet se, kroutit, kroutit se

verb - to keep turning, moving or dancing around or to make somebody do this

 

fill in - zastoupit (někoho), zaskočit (za někoho)

verb - to do someone's job for a short time when they are not available

contract - zadat na smlouvu, smluvně dohodnout, uzavřít smlouvu

verb - to make a written legal agreement with someone to do something for you

ma'am - paní

noun - a polite way of addressing a woman whose name you do not know