take to - zvyknout si

verb - to start doing something habitually, to develop a habit

dust - poprášit, posypat

verb - to cover something with something powdery, e.g. flour or fine sugar

 

beckon - lákat, vábit

verb - to attract someone, to be attractive for someone

 

take risks - riskovat, hazardovat

verb - to do dangerous things

 

take no notice of - nevšímat si (koho/čeho), ignorovat (koho/co)

verb - to ignore somebody or something, to not mind somebody or something

 

take against - obrátit se proti, znepřátelit si

verb, British English - to start to dislike someone for no reason

 

dry-stone wall - suchá zeď, nasucho stavěná zeď (bez malty)

noun, British English - a stone wall built without mortar

 

dry wall - suchá zeď, nasucho stavěná zeď (bez malty)

noun, American English, technical - a stone wall built without mortar

dry wall - sádrokarton

noun, American English - a kind of material used to build interior walls and ceilings, it is made of plaster and paper

 

lead astray - svést na špatnou cestu, uvést v omyl

verb - to make somebody go in the wrong direction or do bad things, to make somebody believe something that is not true

 

go astray - ztratit se, sejít z cesty, pokazit se

verb - to lose the right direction, to get lost or stolen, to go wrong

 

chain - uvázat na řetěz

verb - to tie or fasten something using a long line of metal rings connected to each other

 

usurious - lichvářský

adjective, formal - loaned with very high rates of interest

 

usury - lichva

noun, dated - the practice of lending money at very high rates of interest

 

usurer - lichvář

noun, dated - a person who you can lend money but with a very high interest