deprivation - odnětí (něčeho), zbavení (něčeho)

noun - the act of taking something away from somebody, a state of not having something important (such as food, sleep etc.)

rubbish - odpadky, odpad

noun, British English - things that are no longer needed and which you usually throw away, e.g. bits of food, old paper, tins etc.

waste - odpadky, odpad

noun - things that are no longer needed and which you usually throw away, e.g. bits of food, old paper, tins etc.

 

jell - stmelit, stmelovat

verb - to get on well together, to work well together, to form a good team

 

gel - stmelit, stmelovat

verb, British English - to get on well together, to work well together, to form a good team

 

usefully - užitečně

adverb - in a way that can help you to do or get what you want

 

readjust - přizpůsobit se

verb - to get used to a new situation, usually one you have been in before

 

live off - být živen, nechat se živit

verb - to get the money or food you need to live from someone or something

 

check-in desk - odbavovací přepážka (na letišti)

noun - a place at the airport where you show your ticket and get other instructions

 

milk - vydojit, podojit, vyždímat, ždímat (přeneseně)

verb, informal - to get as much money, information or advantage from something or someone as possible

 

sell off - rozprodat, prodat

verb - to sell something for a low price in order to get rid of it

 

economy - ekonomika

noun - the way that country can get wealthy through trade, industry and other commercial activities

 

ditch - vykašlat se na (něco), odvrhnout, zahodit

verb, informal - to get rid of something, to decide not to do something or use something

platform - nástupiště

noun - the part of a railway station where you get on or off a train

take - jet (autobusem, vlakem apod.)

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