abhor - hnusit si, hnusit se (čeho)

verb - to detest something especially because you consider it immoral, disgusting etc.

 

ingenuity - vynalézavost, důmyslnost

noun - the ability to deal with things in an original, clever way

 

cumbersome - těžký, neskladný, těžkopádný, zavalitý

adjective - difficult to move because it is too heavy or too big

 

backlog - resty, nevyřízené věci, nahromaděné věci

noun - the accumulated things, jobs, tasks etc. that need to be done

 

allocation - přidělení, rozdělení (něčeho někomu)

noun - the act of dividing and distributing something according to a plan

 

buy out - vyplatit (z podílu), vyplatit (podílníka)

verb - to buy somebody's share in something (such as a company etc.)

 

gunman - pistolník, bandita

noun - a criminal who uses a gun to steal or kill people

 

livelihood - obživa, živobytí

noun - the way of getting money etc. that you need to live

 

fool around - blbnout, dělat blbiny, dělat koniny, dělat kraviny

verb, informal - to play in a noisy, rough way, without being very careful

 

horse about - blbnout, dělat blbiny, dělat koniny, dělat kraviny

verb, British English, informal - to play in a noisy, rough way, without being very careful

 

put down - utratit (zvíře)

verb - to kill an animal (esp. because it is hurt or sick)

 

goggle - valit oči, koulet očima (překvapením apod.)

verb - to open your eyes wide when you are shocked or surprised

 

moviegoer - návštěvník kina

noun, American English - a person who goes to see a film at the cinema

 

film-goer - návštěvník kina

noun, British English - a person who goes to see a film at the cinema

 

cinema-goer - návštěvník kina

noun, British English - a person who goes to see a film at the cinema