shy from - vyhnout se (čemu)

verb, American English - to avoid doing something, especially because of being afraid, nervous etc.

shy away - vyhnout se, cuknout (před něčím)

verb, American English - to avoid doing something, especially because of being afraid, nervous etc.

 

rest - opěra, podpěra

noun - an object that is used to support the weight of something

elbow grease - dřina, makačka, fyzická námaha (hlavně při úklidu)

noun, informal - a lot of physical effort, especially when cleaning or polishing something

 

rigidity - tuhost, pevnost

noun - the fact of being inflexible and difficult to bend or move

 

rigidity - přísnost

noun - the fact of being very strict and almost impossible to change

 

densely - hustě

adverb - in a way that contains a lot of people or things

dilute - zředěný, ředěný, naředěný

adjective - (of a liquid) made weaker by adding water or another liquid

 

infinitive - neurčitý slovesný tvar, infinitiv

noun - the basic form of a verb such as 'feel' or 'be'

 

lump sum - jednorázová částka

noun - an amount of money that is paid on a single occasion

estuary - ústí (řeky do moře)

noun - the wide part of a river where it joints the sea

 

apprenticeship - učení, učební poměr, praxe

noun - a period of time when you are trained by an expert

groove - rýha, žlábek

noun - a long narrow line cut into a surface of something hard

lather - mýdlová pěna

noun - a white mass of bubbles produced when mixing soap with water

 

sirloin - zadní roštěná, svíčková

noun - a good quality piece of beef cut from a cow's back