accommodating - vstřícný, ochotný, nápomocný, přizpůsobivý

adjective - willing to help or do things for others; helpful and eager to please

 

accommodate - vyhovět, vyjít vstříc

verb - to do something helpful for someone by meeting their needs or wishes

 

cough up - vysolit, navalit, vypláznout (peníze), neochotně zaplatit

verb, informal - to give money unwillingly, especially when you are forced or pressured to do so

 

divisive - kontroverzní, rozdělující, rozvratný, sporný, vyvolávající neshody

adjective - causing disagreement or hostility between people; tending to divide

pay raise - zvýšení platu

noun, American English - an increase in the money you get for your work

due date - termín porodu, termín (porodu)

noun - the date when a baby is expected to be born

 

due date - datum splatnosti

noun - the date when something is supposed to be paid

coo - broukat, broukat si

verb - to make soft, gentle sounds like a baby does when happy

colic - kolika (dětská)

noun - strong and frequent crying in a healthy baby, usually caused by stomach pain or gas

changing table - přebalovací pult, přebalovací stůl

noun - a piece of furniture where you lay a baby to change their nappy

swaddle - zavinout (miminko)

verb - to wrap a baby tightly in a blanket to keep them warm and help them feel safe

high chair - dětská židlička (vysoká)

noun - a special chair for a baby or small child to sit in while eating

 

dun - šedohnědý

adjective, formal - of a dull greyish-brown colour

 

dunning - upomínání dluhu, vymáhání pohledávky, urgování platby

noun, formal - the act of repeatedly demanding payment of a debt

 

dun - upomínat (dluh), vymáhat platbu, neustále připomínat dluh

verb, formal - to repeatedly demand payment of a debt