reclusive - samotářský, uzavřený, osamělý, poustevnický

adjective - preferring to live in isolation, avoiding the company of others

recluse - samotář, poustevník

noun - a person who lives alone and deliberately avoids the company of others

 

dicey - ošemetný, riskantní, nebezpečný

adjective, informal - risky or dangerous, often implying that the situation is uncertain or unpredictable

purse - špulit, našpulit (rty)

verb - (of lips) to press together tightly, often because you are thinking or to show disapproval

 

slick - uhladit, uhladit si, ulízat, ulízat si (vlasy)

verb - to apply something to hair to make it shiny or smooth

 

slick - ropná skvrna, olejová skvrna

noun - a thin, often shiny layer of a slippery substance, like oil or grease

 

slick - dokonalý, propracovaný, vybroušený, vyladěný

adjective - efficient or well-executed, often in a stylish way

 

slick - uhlazený, úlisný, vychytralý, mazaný

adjective - skillful or impressive but often in a way that lacks sincerity

 

slick - kluzký, hladký

adjective - smooth or slippery in texture or appearance

 

relapse - mít recidivu, znovu onemocnět, znovu propadnout (neřesti), vrátit se (do deprese, ke špatnému chování apod.)

verb, technical - to become ill again or experience the return of a negative state

 

relapse - recidiva, relaps, opětovné zhoršení (zdravotního stavu apod.), návrat (k neřesti)

noun, technical - the return of an illness or negative state after a period of improvement

casket - rakev

noun, American English - a wooden box where a dead body is put

casket - skříňka, krabička, kazeta, truhlička (na šperky, cennosti)

noun - a small, decorative box for holding valuables, such as jewellery

 

solace - potěcha, útěcha, povzbuzení, uklidnění

noun, formal - a feeling of comfort or relief in times of sorrow, sadness or distress

complexity - spletitost, složitost, náročnost

noun - the quality of having many connected parts, making something difficult to understand