rely on - záviset, spoléhat se

verb - to need or depend on someone or something in order to work or live well

 

dogwood - svída, dřín, dřínovec (keř)

noun - a bush or small tree, usually with red or yellow stems, very popular in gardens

 

thoughtlessly - bezohledně

adverb - in a way that shows that you do not care what your actions will cause

 

conception - pojetí, představa

noun - an idea that you have of what something or someone is like in your mind

conditioner - aviváž, avivážní prostředek

noun, British English - a liquid that you wash your clothes in to make them softer and smell nice

 

economically - úsporně, spořivě, hospodárně

adverb - in a way that involves using little money, time, etc., no more than is necessary

 

cornflake - kukuřičný lupínek

noun - a small piece of crushed corn, usually eaten at breakfast with milk (used in plural)

 

backstabbing - podraz, podrazáctví, pomlouvání (někoho za jeho zády)

noun - bad things you say or do behind someone's back in order to hurt their reputation

cram - nacpat (něco někam), vměstnat (něco někam), namačkat (něco někam)

verb - to put something in a place that is too small or that is full already

 

house arrest - domácí vězení

noun - a kind of punishment that makes you stay in your house instead of a prison

 

permissible - přípustný, dovolený

adjective - something that can be allowed or tolerated, especially in connection with some rules or laws

 

tuck - zastrčit, založit, zandat, vecpat

verb - to put something into or under something in order to hide it or protect it

 

testify - svědčit, vypovídat (u soudu)

verb - to give a testimony about something, to say something as a witness (especially in court)

 

surpass - předčit, překonat, předběhnout

verb, formal - to do something in a better way, to be better or greater than something else

 

bemused - zmatený, pomatený, popletený

adjective - confused, mixed up, understanding something in a wrong way or not understanding it at all