rejuvenate - omladit, osvěžit, oživit

verb - to make someone or something to look better, work better or feel younger

 

volatile - těkavý, prchavý, snadno se odpařující

adjective - easily evaporating at normal temperatures; able to change from liquid to gas quickly

flex - machrovat, předvádět se, chlubit se

verb - to show off something you have or can do, especially to impress others

lodge - ubytovat, poskytnout ubytování, ubytovat se, bydlet

verb - to provide someone with accommodation; to stay temporarily in a place, especially overnight

 

labour - dřít se, namáhat se, lopotit se

verb - to work, either physically or mentally, to accomplish a task or produce something

 

rehabilitate - renovovat, uvést opět do užívání, vrátit do původního stavu (budovu, oblast)

verb - to return something, such as a building or area, to its former state

worry - znepokojit, dělat starosti, trápit

verb - to make somebody anxious, to make somebody fear that something bad might happen

 

melt - změknout, obměkčit, roztát (přeneseně)

verb - to become more tender, loving, or sympathetic; to lose one's anger or resolve.

 

exploit - vykořisťovat, zneužívat, využívat

verb - to treat someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work or resources

 

wise up - dostat rozum, zmoudřet, probrat se

verb, American English, informal - to start to realize the truth about something, usually something bad or unpleasant

 

personalise - opatřit jménem vlastníka

verb - to change something so that it is obvious that it belongs to you

 

detach - oddělit, izolovat, vytvořit odstup

verb - to move one thing further from another, to separate something from a group

 

crumple - posmutnět (v obličeji), zkroutit se (obličej)

verb - (of a face) to become sad or disappointed, as if wanting to cry

 

income tax - daň z příjmů

noun - a part of your income that you have to pay to the government

 

transitionally - přechodně

adverb - in a way that relates to a change from one form to another