rationalisation - hledání logického vysvětlení

noun, British English - the act of trying to find reasons to justify or explain someone's behavior, opinions, decisions, etc. that are difficult to understand

 

rationalization - hledání logického vysvětlení

noun - the act of trying to find reasons to justify or explain someone's behavior, opinions, decisions, etc. that are difficult to understand

mat - podložka, žíněnka, karimatka

noun - a piece of soft material that you put on the floor to lie on or to protect yourself in some sports

 

subcontract - zadat subdodavateli, nechat si vyrobit

verb - to pay a person or company to do some of the work that you have agreed to do for someone else

 

private school - soukromá škola

noun - a school that does not receive any money from the government and the education of students is paid by their parents

 

entrée - předkrm nebo hlavní chod

noun - a small dish served before the main course (usually British usage) or the main dish of a meal (usually American usage)

padlock - visací zámek

noun - a type of lock that is used to fasten one thing to another, it is usually put on gates or bicycles

 

classification - klasifikace, třídění

noun - the process of dividing people or things into groups so that the ones with similar characteristics are in the same group

 

Greenwich - Greenwich (místo v Anglii, kterým prochází nultý poledník)

noun - an area of south-east London where you can find the original British Royal Observatory through which the 0 meridian passes

 

direct debit - inkaso, placení inkasem

noun, British English - an instruction to your bank to allow another organisation to transfer an amount of money from your bank account into theirs

 

straight edge - pravítko

noun - a tool (usually a piece of wood or metal) used to make something straight or to check that something is straight

 

straightedge - pravítko

noun - a tool (usually a piece of wood or metal) used to make something straight or to check that something is straight

 

pass something around - dát kolovat

verb, British English - to give a bunch of things to one person who takes one and gives the bunch to the next person etc.

Velcro - suchý zip

noun - (trademark) a material for fastening clothes consisting of two parts with two different surfaces which stick together when you press them

 

alike - stejně jako, tak i

adverb - used after mentioning two or more things or people to show that you are referring to both or all of them