take to - ovládnout, zvládnout, osvojit si

verb - to learn how to do something, to develop a skill

 

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

preserve - zavařenina

noun - a food that is made by boiling fruit or vegetables with sugar, salt or vinegar

preserve - zavařovat, konzervovat, nakládat, sterilovat

verb - to treat food in a special way to make it last longer and prevent it from decaying

 

objectionably - nevhodně, nepřijatelně, nepřípustně

adverb, formal - unacceptably and unpleasantly

 

deserving - zasluhující si, hoden, hodný (něčeho)

adjective, formal - worth praising, helping or punishing

 

deservedly - zaslouženě, právem, po zásluze

adverb - in a way that is deserved

 

deserved - zasloužený

adjective - earned or given for good qualities, behaviour, work, skills etc.

drama - dramatický pořad, vážný seriál, drama

noun - a TV programme or a film that is serious, not a comedy

 

arrival - příchozí (člověk), přírůstek (nový člen)

noun - a person or thing that comes to a place or becomes a member of a group