head - stát v čele, vést, řídit

verb - to lead, direct, or be in charge of an organization, group, project, or activity

 

perfect - zdokonalit, zlepšit

verb - to improve something so that it becomes as good as it can possibly be

 

takeaway - stánek s jídlem s sebou

noun, British English - a restaurant or a shop that cooks and sells food to be eaten elsewhere

 

dependence - závislost

noun - the situation in which you need someone or something to survive or be successful

 

in-tray - přihrádka na příchozí poštu

noun - a flat container used in offices for letters that are waiting to be read

 

first things first - jedno po druhém, popořadě

phrase - used to say that the most important things should be done before anything else

 

fancy - předpokládat, soudit, pokládat (za vítěze)

verb, British English - to think that someone or something will be successful at something or win something

 

legend - legenda, báje, pověst

noun - an old popular story about brave people etc., it doesn't have to be true

 

realistic - realistický, reálný

adjective - showing something as it really is; assuming things to be as they really are

easy - snadný, jednoduchý, lehký

adjective - not difficult, of low difficulty, able to be done without much effort or trouble

form - formulář, dotazník

noun - a piece of paper that is supposed to be filled in with certain information

 

threat - výhrůžka, hrozba

noun - a warning that somebody should do something if they don't want to be harmed

 

post box - poštovní schránka

noun - a box where letters etc. are put in order to be sent by post

smash - rozbít, roztřískat, roztříštit

verb - to break something into pieces, usually in a way that it cannot be mended

 

scribble - načmárat, naškrábat (nečitelně)

verb - to write something quickly, esp. in a way that it cannot be read easily