takeover - převzetí, získání (firmy)

noun, technical - an act of acquiring control over another company, usually by buying most of its shares

 

remodelling - přestavba, rekonstrukce, změna dispozice

noun - the process of changing the structure or form of something, especially a building or room

 

snippet - úryvek, útržek, kousíček, výstřižek

noun - a small piece of information; a short piece of a story, a conversation, music etc.

 

pinch - tlačit (obuv), škrtit (oblečení)

verb - (of shoes or clothes) to press on a part of your body making it painful

gondola lift - kabinová lanovka, kabinková lanovka, lanovka

noun - a type of ski lift or aerial tramway consisting of cabins suspended from a cable

 

paver - dlažební kámen (plochý)

noun, American English - one of the flat pieces of stone or concrete that you put on the ground

stucco - štuk, štuková omítka

noun, technical - a type of plaster that is mostly used to cover the outside walls of buildings

tracking - sledování, stopování, monitorování

noun - the process of watching and recording the progress, movement, or changes of something over time

 

diplomacy - diplomacie

noun - the activity of managing relationships between countries, often through discussion and negotiation instead of war

tight-fitting - přiléhavý, obepnutý

adjective - (of clothes) very close to the body, showing the shape of the body, not loose

 

standpoint - hledisko, stanovisko, úhel pohledu, pohled

noun - a way of thinking about something based on a particular set of beliefs or experiences

lens - objektiv (fotoaparátu)

noun - the front part of a camera made of curved glass that the light travels through

 

spoof - parodie (na něco)

noun, informal - a copy of a book, film or TV show that makes fun of the original

 

hock - koleno, kolínko (hlavně vepřové)

noun, American English - a piece of meat from the lowest leg joint of an animal, especially a pig

knuckle - koleno, kolínko (hlavně vepřové)

noun - a piece of meat from the lowest leg joint of an animal, especially a pig