stainless steel - nerez, nerezová ocel

noun - a type of steel that not subject to corrosion

 

take up - zabrat (čas či prostor apod.), zabírat (čas či prostor apod.)

verb - to use a particular amount of time or space

hand-wash - vyprat v ruce

verb - to wash clothes in water without using a washingmachine

 

look up - vzhlédnout, zvednout zrak, podívat se nahoru

verb - to raise your eyes from something you're reading etc.

 

break into - pustit se (např. do běhu či pláče), začít (např. plakat či utíkat), dát se do (např. běhu či pláče)

verb - to start doing something, such as running or crying

 

circumvent - obejít (zákon apod.), obcházet (zákony apod.)

verb - to avoid doing something (esp. a duty, law etc.)

 

aesthetic - krásný (estetický), estetický, umělecký

adjective - (usually of arts) nice to look at, looking beautiful

demand - poptávka

noun - the desire to buy a product or a service

 

consumable - spotřební

adjective - referring to items or products that are intended to be used up or depleted in the course of normal use or consumption

hatch out - vylíhnout se, líhnout se, vyklubat se

verb - (of birds, reptiles etc.) to come out of the egg, or (of eggs) to break and let a baby animal come out

loppers - dlouhé zahradnické nůžky

noun - a garden tool similar to a pair of scissors with very long handles that is used to cut twigs and small brunches

 

crease - pomačkat, pomačkat se, zmačkat, zmačkat se

verb - to make lines on something by bending, folding or crushing it, or to develop such lines by being bent, folded or crushed

 

get something off your chest - vyzpovídat se, ulevit si, shodit ze sebe

verb - to tell someone about something that has been worrying or bothering you for some time in order to make you feel better

 

no worries - žádný strachy, žádnej problém, bez starosti, v klidu

phrase, informal - a phrase we use to tell somebody that everything will be alright, that there is no need to be nervous or afraid

 

no sweat - žádnej problém, v pohodě, v klidu

phrase, informal - used to say someone that something is not a problem when they ask you to do something or when they thank you