desensitise - snížit citlivost

verb, British English, technical - to make someone less sensitive to something, for example, light, touch, etc.

 

desensitize - snížit citlivost

verb, technical - to make someone less sensitive to something, for example, light, touch, etc.

 

second - podpořit, přidat se k (čemu)

verb - to support someone's opinion, to state that you have the same opinion

 

mobile - přemístitelný, pojízdný

adjective - able to be moved from one place to another easily and quickly

 

do without - obejít se bez, zvládnout (co) bez

verb - to be able to continue, succeed or survive without someone or something

queue up - stát ve frontě, řadit se do fronty, stát v řadě

verb, British English - to stand in a line, waiting for something (e.g. to buy tickets)

 

weight - zatížit (aby neuletělo)

verb - to put something heavy on an object to keep it in place

 

burn out - vyčerpat se, vyhořet

verb - to make yourself exhausted or unable to work by working too hard

 

voluntarily - dobrovolně

adverb - because you want to do it and not because you have to

 

freak out - děsit, strašit

verb, informal - to become or cause someone to become extremely surprised, angry or confused

 

break the habit - odvyknout si, odnaučit se (zlozvyku)

verb - to end a habit; to stop doing something that you do regularly

 

step down - rezignovat, odstoupit (z funkce)

verb - to resign, to give up a job, a position or a post

 

chicken out - dostat strach, zbaběle utéct, zbaběle couvnout, zbaběle vzít nohy na ramena

verb, informal - not to do something you wanted to do because you are scared

 

account for - zapříčinit, způsobit, být příčinou, být důvodem

verb - to be the reason for something, to be the cause of something

 

like - chtít

verb - (especially in combination with WOULD) to want to do or have something