facilitate - ulehčit, usnadnit, pomoci

verb - to help to make something possible or easier

 

undertake - podniknout, pustit se (do něčeho), provést, provádět

verb - to start doing something, especially if it's something that takes some time or effort

 

non-political - nepolitický

adjective - not concerning or connected to politics

 

noiselessly - nehlučně, tiše, bez vydání zvuku

adverb - without making any noise

 

inch - šinout se, vléct se, vláčet se, pomalu se sunout, pomalu se posouvat

verb - to move forward very slowly

 

Salisbury - Salisbury

noun - a city in the south of England

 

sirloin - nízký roštěnec

noun - meat from the lower back of a cow

steak - hovězí kostky, hovězí kousky

noun - beef of lower quality cut into small pieces

steak tartare - tatarský biftek, tatarák, tataráček

noun - very small pieces of beef served raw

tartare - tatarský (biftek)

adjective - served raw (such as beef, salmon etc.)

 

auto - auto, automobil

noun, American English - a car

domineering - despotický, panovačný

adjective - trying to control other people without considering their feelings

bossy-boots - panovačný (člověk)

noun - someone who likes giving orders and tells people what they should do

 

hard luck - smůla (ne štěstí)

interjection, British English, informal - bad luck, especially used when we're expressing sympathy with someone who is disappointed

 

force majeure - vyšší moc

noun, formal - (law) circumstances that someone cannot affect (natural disasters, wars etc.) that prevent them from keeping a contract etc.