martial law - stanné právo

noun - a situation in which the army of a country is in charge instead of the police

 

suit - úbor, kombinéza

noun - a piece of clothing or a set of clothes that is worn for a particular activity

 

knot - svírat, svírat se, napnout, napnout se (žaludek, svaly apod.)

verb - (of muscles in your body) to become painful, tight or uncomfortable because of fear or anxiety

 

reprint - dotisk (dalších výtisků)

noun - an act of printing new copies of a book because all the others have been sold

 

aggregate - úhrn, celkový výsledek, celkový součet, subor, celek

noun, formal - a total amount or sum made up of individual parts; something made of smaller individual parts

 

striptease - striptýz

noun - the act of removing one's clothes in a sexually exciting way to the rhythm of music

 

vigilance - ostražitost, opatrnost

noun, formal - the state of being very careful, especially to notice possible danger or any signs of trouble

caster - kolečko (u nábytku apod.)

noun - a small wheel on the bottom of a piece of furniture that helps moving it easily

 

margin - marže, zisková přirážka

noun - the difference between the cost of producing or marketing something and the selling price of it

 

lifespan - životnost (produktu)

noun - (of a product or idea) the length of time that something is expected to work properly

 

parquet - parkety

noun - small pieces of wood fixed together in a pattern that cover the floor of a room

 

cut in - předbíhat, předběhnout

verb, American English - to stand in a line of people in front of those who were there before you

 

public sector - veřejný sektor

noun - the part of the economy of a country which is operated or owned by the government

 

splatter - šplouchat, stříkat, cákat, kropit, šplouchnout, stříknout, cáknout

verb - (of many drops of liquids) to hit something noisily, to be thrown against something, to splash

 

inner city - chudá čtvrť (v centru města), chudinská čtvrť (v centru města)

noun - an area near the center of a city where there are a lot of social problems