take - udělat (ve spec. frázích), použít (ve spec. frázích)

verb - (in some fixed phrases) to use something, to do something

commute - dojíždět (do práce)

verb - to travel to work every day (esp. a longer distance)

smarten up - vyparádit, vystrojit

verb - to spruce up, to make something look tidy and smart

 

worry - strachovat se, dělat si starosti, obávat se, dělat si obavy

verb - to be anxious, to fear that something bad might happen

work - pracovat

verb - to do an activity or job, especially to earn money

atone - odčinit, napravit, odpykat

verb, formal - to do something to show you are sorry for something you caused and to make things right

 

relatable - ztotožnitelný, pochopitelný, srozumitelný, blízký

adjective - able to be related to; easy to identify with or understand because of shared experiences or emotions

buff up - namakat se, udělat si svaly

verb, informal - (usually of men) to exercise in order to make your muscles bigger and to look more attractive

 

map - mapovat, zmapovat

verb - to make a map of something, to look at something carefully to find out information about it

 

stiff upper lip - kamenná tvář, schopnost nenechat na sobě nic znát

noun - the ability to stay calm and not to show any feelings, especially when you are expected to

 

weasel out - vykroutit, vyvléct, vymluvit se (z čeho)

verb, American English, informal - to get out of doing something you are supposed to do or what you promised to do

 

cow - zastrašit, odstrašit, vyděsit

verb - to make someone afraid of you in order to make them listen to you or obey you

schedule - naplánovat, rozvrhnout

verb - to plan something at a particular time, to arrange for something to happen at a particular time

hire - najmout si, pronajmout si

verb - to give somebody money to work for you; to pay for using something for a short time

advertise - inzerovat, dělat reklamu, propagovat

verb - to make something known to a lot of people, usually offering them to buy or use it