nurture - rozvíjet, zlepšit, zlepšovat, podporovat

verb, formal - to help something to develop and be better (e.g. a plan, an idea)

 

nurture - pečovat, starat se (o dítě nebo rostlinku)

verb, formal - to take care, feed and protect a child or a small plant

 

Melbourne - Melbourne

noun - the second largest city in Australia

locust - saranče

noun - a large insect, similar to a grasshopper, that flies in large groups and destroys plants

 

home page - domovská stránka

noun - the main web page of a company or an organization

 

booby trap - nástraha, past (jako kanadský žertík)

noun - a harmless trap that is arranged as a joke

 

booby - ťulpas, nekňuba, hlupák

noun - a stupid or silly person

 

booby trap - nastražená výbušnina, nástražný systém

noun - a hidden bomb that explodes when you touch something that looks safe

 

tourist trap - past na turisty, lákadlo pro turisty, turistická atrakce

noun - a place that many tourists visit, but where the prices of food, drinks and services are much higher than normal

 

radar trap - měřený úsek (projíždějících vozidel), policejní radar

noun - a place on a road where the police measure the speed of passing cars and catch drivers who are going too fast

speed trap - měřený úsek (projíždějících vozidel), policejní radar

noun - a place on a road where the police measure the speed of passing cars and catch drivers who are going too fast

 

death trap - smrtící past, životu nebezpečné místo, životu nebezpečné zařízení

noun - something dangerous that could cause sb's death, usually a vehicle or a building

 

trap - napálit, nachytat, lstí dostat

verb - to trick somebody into doing something they do not want to be doing

 

trap - uvěznit (přeneseně), zablokovat, znemožnit únik

verb - to keep something or somebody in a dangerous situation from which they want to escape but cannot, or to prevent them from escaping

 

trap - past, bezvýchodná situace, svízelná situace

noun - a difficult situation you you can't easily escape from