takeover - převrat, puč, převzetí moci

noun, technical - an act of acquiring control over a country or political organization by force

 

takeover - převzetí, získání (firmy)

noun, technical - an act of acquiring control over another company, usually by buying most of its shares

 

intangible - nehmotná aktiva

noun, technical - non-physical assets owned by a company that contribute to its long-term success (usually plural)

 

intangible - nehmotný (např. majetek)

adjective, technical - (of e.g. assets) not having a physical presence, such as patents, goodwill, or trademarks

 

intangible - neuchopitelný, nedefinovatelný

adjective - difficult to define or measure; vague

 

melt - změknout, obměkčit, roztát (přeneseně)

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

jaded - otrávený, znuděný, utahaný, unavený

adjective, informal - bored or tired of something, especially because you have had too much of it

 

elevate - zvýšit, zvednout, stoupnout, povýšit, vyvýšit

verb, formal - to raise something up, to put something higher

overseer - dohled, dohlížitel, dozorce, pracovní dohled

noun - a person who is in charge of overseeing the operations of a particular task or a group of workers

 

verminous - zavšivený, plný škůdců, zamořený škůdci

adjective, formal - covered with vermin

beefcake - svalovec, svalovci, vazba, vazby, maso

noun, informal - an attractive man with large muscles; attractive men with large muscles

gravelled - štěrkový, posypaný štěrkem

adjective - covered with gravel

storm drain - dešťová kanalizace, dešťová stoka

noun - a system of pipes or channels designed to carry rainwater from streets, sidewalks, and other surfaces into a drainage system or natural water bodies

 

tomb raider - vykradač hrobek

noun - someone who explores and often loots ancient tombs for treasures or artefacts

 

sharp-witted - pohotový, bystrý, chápavý

adjective - able to reply quickly, often in a funny way