fill in - zastoupit (někoho), zaskočit (za někoho)

verb - to do someone's job for a short time when they are not available

fraudulent - podvodný, nepoctivý, klamavý, falešný

adjective - intended to deceive people or obtain money, property, or another advantage by fraud

 

dawn - začínat, nastávat, přicházet, vznikat

verb, formal - to begin or come into existence, especially a new period, age, or era

 

ensue - následovat, vyplynout, vzejít, nastat (jako následek)

verb, formal - to happen after something else, especially as a result or consequence of it

 

aw - ach, jejda, ó, jé

interjection - used to express affection, sympathy, or that you find something sweet or touching

slyly - mazaně, lstivě, vychytrale, potutelně , šibalsky , lišácky

adverb - in a secretive, clever, or cunning way intended to deceive or trick someone

 

capitalize - financovat, poskytnout kapitál

verb - to provide or acquire money, resources, or capital for a business or enterprise

cascade - padat, řítit se, valit se, stékat

verb - to flow or fall downward in large amounts or layers, like a waterfall

coy - nesmělý, ostýchavý, stydlivý, zdrženlivý, plachý, upejpavý (často předstírané)

adjective - pretending to be shy or modest, often in a playful or flirtatious way

 

pour in - hrnout se (dovnitř)

verb - to arrive or come in large numbers or amounts, especially continuously or rapidly

 

reversible - oboustranný (např. kabát, bunda)

adjective - able to be turned the other way around or worn on both sides

 

welding torch - svářecí hořák

noun - a tool that produces a flame to melt and join metal pieces together

exhibit - předmět doličný, věcný důkaz, důkaz (u soudu)

noun, technical - an object that is shown in court to prove whether someone is guilty

 

dimwit - trouba, idiot, blbeček, hlupák

noun, informal - a person who is not very intelligent or is slow to understand things

 

regulatory - regulační, kontrolní, dozorový

adjective - relating to rules or laws that control how an activity or industry operates