apparent - zjevný, zřejmý, viditelný

adjective - obvious, evident, easy to be seen or noticed

 

come - pocházet

verb - to be from a particular town or city

 

take pride in - být hrdý, pyšný na (co)

verb - to be very pleased about something or someone

 

go into hiding - skrývat se, ukrývat se (např. uprchlý zloděj)

verb - to go somewhere where one cannot be found

 

sell like hot cakes - jít na dračku, jít na odbyt, prodávat se

verb, informal - to be sold rapidly or in great numbers

 

liable - náchylný, mající tendenci

adjective - to be likely to do something, to have a tendency to do something

 

delude - oklamat, podvést, ošálit

verb - to deceive, to be dishonest to someone, to make someone believe something false

 

blind - oslepit, oslnit

verb - to cause someone to be unable to see, either temporarily or permanently

 

benefit - přinášet užitek, být ku prospěchu

verb - to help or improve someone or something; to be useful to somebody

 

adamant - neústupný, neoblomný

adjective - refusing to change your mind or to be persuaded to do it

bear - snést, snášet, vydržet, unést

verb - to endure something, to accept something difficult, to be responsible for something

 

repose - odpočívat

verb, formal - to rest, to relax, to be free from work or other activities

 

reversible - vratný, reverzibilní, odvolatelný

adjective - able to be changed back to an earlier state or condition