come to an end - skončit, být u konce, blížit se ke konci

verb - to stop, end or finish

 

dew point - rosný bod

noun, technical - the temperature at which air becomes saturated with moisture and dew forms

 

struggling - snažící se prorazit, potýkající se s obtížemi, zápasící s neúspěchy

adjective - attempting to achieve success while facing significant challenges or obstacles

crumpet - lívanec, anglický lívanec

noun, British English - a small round cake with a spongy texture and holes in the top, cooked on a griddle or pan, often served toasted and topped with butter

perplexity - složitost, záhada, zapeklitost, komplikovanost

noun, formal - something that is confusing or difficult to understand (usually plural)

perplexing - matoucí, zapeklitý, záhadný, nejdoucí do hlavy

adjective - causing confusion or puzzlement; difficult to understand or solve

perplex - zmást, poplést, udivit, nejít do hlavy

verb - to cause someone to feel completely baffled or confused

 

restricted - zakázaný, omezený, nepovolený

adjective - not allowed, forbidden, prohibited

 

benefit - přinášet užitek, být ku prospěchu

verb - to help or improve someone or something; to be useful to somebody

 

benefit - přínos, prospěch, užitek, výhoda

noun - an advantage, improvement, or help that something gives you, contributing positively to a situation or your well-being

 

yokel - buran, křupan, sedlák, vesnický balík

noun, informal - a person from a rural area who is perceived as being unsophisticated or naive (often used humorously)

recessed - zapuštěný (např. světla do stropu)

adjective, technical - set back or located in a hollow, niche, or space that is pushed inward

recess - zapustit (např. do výklenku), zahloubit

verb, American English, technical - to set something back or create a hollow or niche in a surface

recess - přerušit (jednání), odložit (zasedání)

verb, American English - to temporarily stop formal activities or proceedings

recess - výklenek, prohlubeň, zákoutí, skryté místo, kout

noun - a small space or indentation set back from a main area; a remote, secluded, or hidden area