admittance - vpuštění, svolení ke vstupu, povolení vstoupit

noun - the act of allowing someone to enter, a permission to enter

restore - restaurovat, renovovat, opravit, vrátit do původního stavu

verb - to return to its original condition by repairing or renovating it

 

endure - vydržet, vytrvat

verb - to live through something hard or unpleasant, to suffer through something

snap - obořit se (na někoho), ujet nervy

verb - to react angrily, to say something in a very angry tone

 

frown upon - neschvalovat, nesouhlasit, být proti

verb - to disapprove of something/somebody, to look disapprovingly at something/somebody

 

frown on - neschvalovat, nesouhlasit, být proti

verb - to disapprove of something/somebody, to look disapprovingly at something/somebody

 

need - muset, potřebovat

verb - to have to do something (especially because it's important or necessary)

 

fornicate - smilnit, cizoložit

verb - (disapproving) to have sex with someone you are not married to

 

exempt - zprostit, osvobodit (od povinnosti)

verb - to free someone from something that others are required to do

 

ad-lib - improvizovat

verb - to improvise, to do something without having prepared it in advance

 

ad lib - improvizovat

verb - to improvise, to do something without having prepared it in advance

 

kick in - zabrat (o léku), začít působit

verb, informal - to start to have an effect (usually about medicine, drugs etc.)

 

prompt - napovídat (herci)

verb - to help an actor on stage to remember his/her line

coarsen - zdrsnit, zdrsnět, učinit hrubým, drsným (povrch a pod.)

verb - to become coarse, rough, thick; to make something coarse, rough, thick

flatten - narovnat, uhladit, zploštit, narovnat se, zploštit se

verb - to make something flat or flatter; to become flat or flatter