perceptively - vnímavě, bystře

adverb, formal - in a way that shows that you are able to notice things quickly

 

individualist - individualista

noun - a person who likes to think and do things in their own way

 

individualise - odlišit, individualizovat

verb - to make a thing or a person different from other things or people

 

foster - mít v pěstounské péči, pečovat

verb - to take care of a child without being his or her legal parents

 

hoax - obalamutit, vystřelit si (z někoho)

verb - to trick or deceive someone by making them believe something unpleasant is true

 

adjustment - úprava, přizpůsobení

noun - a small change made to improve something, a change in a person's behaviour

itch - svědění, svrbění

noun - an uncomfortable feeling on the skin which makes you want to scratch it

 

calm down - uklidnit se, utišit, ustat

verb - to stop feeling upset or excited and become calm or make someone calmer

 

gather - pochopit (něco z něčeho), rozumět (něčemu nějak), domnívat se

verb - to understand something in a particular way based on what you have learned

 

trellis - treláž, mřížovina, podpůrná konstrukce pro popínavé rostliny

noun - a frame made of narrow pieces of wood used to support climbing plants

 

catch somebody red-handed - chytit přímo při činu

verb - to catch somebody when they are committing a crime or doing something wrong

 

a skeleton in the cupboard - kostlivec ve skříni (tajemství)

noun, British English - an embarrassing or shocking secret that you don't want anyone to know about

 

a skeleton in the closet - kostlivec ve skříni (tajemství)

noun - an embarrassing or shocking secret that you don't want anyone to know about

 

expect - očekávat, čekat (někoho, něco)

verb - to believe that somebody or something will arrive because it has been arranged

 

unreel - odvinout, odtočit z navijáku

verb - to unwind some wire, thread, rope etc. off kind of a round object