disruptive - rušivý, vyrušující

adjective - causing troubles, noise, etc. so that something cannot continue as usual

 

relish - radovat se, mít potěšení, vychutnat si

verb, formal - to enjoy something very much

 

impede - překážet, zdržovat

verb, formal - to make the progress of something delayed or difficult

 

obligated - povinen, zavázán

adjective - feeling that you have a legal or moral duty to do something

 

obligate - uložit někomu povinnost, zavázat někoho k něčemu

verb - to make someone feel legally or morally forced to do something

 

fluency - plynulost

noun - the ability to do something smoothly and in a way that shows great skill

 

fluency - schopnost se plynně vyjadřovat

noun - the ability to speak or write a language, especially a foreign language, well and quickly

 

quote - citovat

verb - to repeat an interesting sentence, phrase etc. from a book etc.

 

that's why - proto

phrase - used after a statement to emphasize the explanation just given

 

default - nedodržet, promeškat, nesplnit (závazky apod.)

verb - to fail to do something that you have legally agreed to, such as paying a debt or performing a task before a particular time

 

implementation - realizace, uskutečnění

noun, formal - the act of making something active or putting something into use

bakeshop - pekařství, pekárna

noun - a place where bread etc. is baked; a shop where you can buy bread, rolls etc.

 

subsidiary - druhotný, vedlejší

adjective - less important than something else

box - buxus, zimostráz, zimostrázové dřevo

noun - an evergreen shrub or small tree that has small round leaves that are usually quite shiny

around-the-clock - nepřetržitý, dvacetičtyřhodinový

adjective - without stopping, all day and all night