revitalisation - revitalizace, znovuoživení

noun - the process of making someone more active or healthy

take in - vychutnat si (např. výhled), kochat se (něčím)

verb - to enjoy something, to enjoy the sight of something

 

purity - čistota, ryzost

noun - the state of being clean, not mixed with anything

 

fluff - chmýří

noun - the little soft feathers or hairs of baby animals

 

quick-fire - rychle po sobě jdoucí

adjective - done or said quickly, one thing after the other

afloat - plovoucí, vznášející se, na vodě, na hladině

adjective - staying on top of water or in the air

 

tolerance - tolerance (dovolená odchylka)

noun, formal - the allowed difference, especially when measuring or calculating something

 

busily - pilně, horlivě

adverb - actively, eagerly, involving several things at the same time

tally - sečíst, spočítat

verb - to add together, to calculate the sum of something

come clean - kápnout božskou, říct pravdu, přiznat pravdu

verb, informal - to tell the truth that you've been keeping secret

 

exhaustion - vyčerpání, vyčerpanost

noun - the state of being very tired, completely without energy

 

dismissal - propuštění (např. z práce)

noun, formal - the act of ending somebody's employment (letting them go)

 

buttermilk - podmáslí

noun - the liquid that is left when butter is made

 

chronological - chronologický

adjective - arranged according to the time in which something happened

 

intake - přísun (čeho), příjem (např. potravy)

noun - the process of taking food etc. into your body