exempt - zprostit, osvobodit (od povinnosti)

verb - to free someone from something that others are required to do

 

ad-lib - improvizovat

verb - to improvise, to do something without having prepared it in advance

 

ad lib - improvizovat

verb - to improvise, to do something without having prepared it in advance

 

prompt - napovídat (někomu aby něco udělal), pobízet (někoho k něčemu)

verb - to urge someone to do something, esp. to go on talking

weed - plít, odplevelit

verb - to remove wild plants from where you do not want them

 

so that - aby

conjunction - in order to do something, with the purpose of doing something

frustrated - frustrovaný

adjective - irritated because you are trying to do something with no success

be in a hurry - spěchat, být ve spěchu, mít naspěch

verb - to do things very quickly because you don't have enough time

 

ultimatum - ultimátum

noun - a warning to a person or a group of people that if they don't do what you tell them, you will do something to punish them

 

Bryan Adams - Bryan Adams

noun - a Canadian singer and musician, his greatest hits are e.g. (Everything I Do) I Do It for You, 18 Till I Die, Please Forgive Me etc.

 

accommodate - vyhovět, vyjít vstříc

verb - to do something helpful for someone by meeting their needs or wishes

surreptitious - tajný, kradmý, pokoutný, nenápadný, potají provedený

adjective - done secretly, quickly, or quietly so that other people do not notice

 

exemption - výjimka, osvobození, zproštění, úleva

noun - permission not to do or pay something that others are required to

 

elective - volitelný předmět

noun, American English, formal - a subject students can choose to take but do not have to

 

adamant - neústupný, neoblomný

adjective - refusing to change your mind or to be persuaded to do it