lodge - ubytovat, poskytnout ubytování, ubytovat se, bydlet

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

 

lodge - uváznout, uvíznout, zaseknout se, zachytit se

verb - to become stuck or firmly fixed in a place

duplex - dvoupodlažní byt

noun, American English - an apartment that has rooms on two floors

 

superintendent - policejní náčelník

noun, American English - the head of a police department in some cities, similar to a police chief

 

superintendent - komisař (policejní), policejní komisař

noun, British English - a senior officer in the police, ranking above inspector and below chief superintendent

slot - vsunout, vstrčit, zasunout

verb - to put something into a narrow space

intersection - průnik, křížení, protínání, protnutí, styčný bod

noun, American English - the point or area where different things meet or overlap

 

perquisite - benefit, výhoda, výsada (v zaměstnání)

noun, formal - a perk

 

anchor - opora, jistota, pevný bod

noun - a person or thing that provides stability, confidence, or support in difficult situations

 

mess up - poznamenat (někoho), rozhodit (psychicky), zanechat následky (na někom)

verb, informal - to make someone feel very bad inside for a long time, because something sad or scary happened

 

bolt - přišroubovat, připevnit šroubem, upevnit šrouby

verb - to fasten something firmly in position using a bolt or bolts

perimeter - okraj, hranice, perimetr (např. vojenský, bezpečnostní), obvod (území, budovy, zahrady apod.)

noun - the outer edge or boundary of an area, often referring to a secured or guarded zone

 

teaser - oříšek, těžká otázka

noun, informal - a very difficult question or problem

music - noty, notový zápis

noun - a hand-written or printed form of a musical composition, song etc.

 

devil - čertík, rošťák, ďáblík (hlavně dítě)

noun - someone who behaves badly, but you don't mind (especially a child)