modernization - modernizace

noun, American English - the process of making a method, system, etc. more modern

 

endurable - snesitelný

adjective, formal - the fact that something difficult is possible to deal with

 

renown - renomé, reputace, sláva, proslulost

noun - the state of being well known, famous, respected and admired

chasm - rokle, strž, propast

noun - a deep hole in the ground, a gorge, an abyss

out of tune - falešný, rozladěný, nenaladěný

adverb - not in tune, off-key, having the wrong musical notes

 

so much for - tak to je konec (čemu), být po (čem), mít po (čem)

phrase - used to show that something is the end of something

 

sleep on it - vyspat se na to, popřemýšlet před rozhodnutím, počkat s rozhodováním

verb, informal - to put off making a decision until the following day

drunken - opilý

adjective - having drunk too much alcohol, under the influence of alcohol

 

moral - morální, etický, mravní

adjective - connected to what is right or wrong in the society

 

cladding - obložení (vnější), obklad (vnější)

noun - the outer protective covering of something (a wall, a building)

lie in - poležet si (ráno), přispat si, pospat si (ráno)

verb, British English - to stay in bed in the morning longer than usual

 

desecration - znesvěcení, zneuctění

noun - the act of disrespecting something that is holy or sacred

vigilante - kdo bere zákon do vlastních rukou, samozvaný strážce zákona, samozvanec

noun - a person who takes the law into his own hands

sleep in - poležet si (ráno), přispat si, pospat si (ráno)

verb, American English - to stay in bed in the morning longer than usual

 

magma - magma

noun - incredibly hot liquid material that is below the earth's surface