be up to - být schopný (čeho)

verb, informal - to be able to do something

 

up to - schopný, schopen

adjective - able to do something

 

be up to - vyrovnat se (čemu), dosahovat (čeho)

verb, informal - to be as good as something, to reach a level or quality

 

surpassing - mimořádný, výjimečný, nedostižný

adjective - extremely good, much better than anything else

 

second best - druhořadý, nouzový, náhradní, přijetelný

adjective - acceptable but worse than the best and not wanted so much

 

neat - super, parádní, bezva

adjective, American English, informal - very good, excellent

 

neat - šikovný, chytrý (např. řešení)

adjective - simple, yet clever and effective

 

neat - pořádkumilovný, pořádný

adjective - liking things tidy and arranged

 

cushion - tlumit, ztlumit, zmírnit, chránit vycpávkou

verb - to make the effect of a fall or hit softer or less painful

 

cushion - zmírňující opatření, ochrana (hlavně finanční)

noun - something that protects someone from being affected by something bad or unpleasant

 

cushion - vycpávka, ochrana, ztlumení, polštář

noun - something that protects one object from hitting another object

 

unwillingly - neochotně, nerad, nedobrovolně

adverb - without wanting to do something

 

CPR - dýchání z úst do úst a masáž srdce, kardiopulmonární resuscitace

noun - the abbreviation of cardiopulmonary resuscitation - a method of saving life by breathing into someone's mouth and pressing repeatedly on their chest

 

replica - replika, věrná kopie, reprodukce

noun - a very good copy of something

 

dummy - loutka břichomluvce

noun - a small model of a person that a ventriloquist uses to pretend it can speak