supple - ohebný, pružný, elastický, vláčný, tvárný, poddajný (materiál, hmota)

adjective - easily bent, shaped, or manipulated without breaking; soft and pliable in texture

kooky - praštěný, cáklý, střelený, potrhlý, bláznivý

adjective, American English, informal - strange, eccentric, or slightly crazy, often in an amusing or charming way.

subtly - jemně, mírně, nepatrně, lehounce, decentně

adverb - in a delicate or precise manner, often difficult to perceive or understand

decease - zesnout, zemřít, skonat

verb, formal - to die or pass away, especially in a formal or legal context

mishear - přeslechnout se, špatně slyšet, špatně rozumět (řeči)

verb - to hear something incorrectly or in a way that changes its meaning

 

go belly up - zkrachovat, přijít na buben, položit se

verb, informal - to fail or collapse, often used in reference to businesses or plans

organically - organicky, ekologicky, přírodně, přirozeně

adverb - in a natural, harmonious, or spontaneous manner; without artificial influence or intervention

 

year - ročník, třída (kolikátá)

noun, British English - a level of schooling that a student stays in for 365 days

 

occupant - obyvatel, uživatel, nájemník (domu, bytu, pokoje)

noun - a person who lives in a particular building, house, flat or room

 

stretch - natáhnout, sáhnout (pro)

verb - to straighten your hands in order to reach for something or someone

 

non-refundable - nevratný, neproplatitelný (záloha, peníze)

adjective - (of money) that cannot be paid back or returned in any circumstances

 

flirtatiously - koketně, flirtovně

adverb - in a way that shows an attempt to attract other people sexually

foreman - mistr, předák

noun - a skilled worker who is in charge of a group of workers

 

redwood - sekvoje, sekvoj (strom)

noun - a very tall coniferous tree that grows especially in California and Oregon

knitting needle - pletací jehlice, jehlice na pletení

noun - one of two long pointed tools used in making sweaters, socks etc.