complexity - spletitost, složitost, náročnost

noun - the quality of having many connected parts, making something difficult to understand

cooperative - spolupracující, nápomocný, ochotný spolupracovat, kooperující

adjective - willing to work together with others to achieve a shared goal​

 

fuel - podněcovat, podnítit, rozdmýchat, stimulovat, podpořit, pohánět

verb - to stimulate or promote an action, process, or feeling, often by providing energy, motivation, or resources

landing gear - podvozek (letadla), přistávací podvozek

noun, technical - the set of wheels, struts, and other parts that an airplane uses to land, take off, and move on the ground

undercarriage - podvozek, šasi

noun, technical - the framework under an automobile, train, car etc. that supports the body and houses components like the wheels or tracks

mortician - pohřební pracovník, hrobník, funebrák

noun, American English - a person whose job is to prepare dead bodies for burial or cremation and to arrange funerals

 

spoon - nabrat lžící, nalít lžící

verb, informal - to pick up and move food with a spoon

trolley - tramvaj

noun, American English - a vehicle that runs on rails, typically powered by electricity from overhead wires, and is used for public transportation on city streets

streetcar - tramvaj

noun, American English - a vehicle that runs on rails, typically powered by electricity from overhead wires, and is used for public transportation on city streets

 

hassle-free - bezproblémový

adjective - without problems

 

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

verb - to stop, end or finish

 

honeydew - medový meloun, cukrový meloun

noun - a variety of sweet, pale green melon with smooth, yellowish skin and juicy, fragrant flesh

 

dew point - rosný bod

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

 

dewdrop - kapka rosy

noun - a single drop of dew

 

let someone stew - nechat někoho podusit (ve vlastní šťávě), nechat někoho vyžrat si něco

verb - to allow someone to experience the consequences of their actions or mistakes, often by leaving them to worry or suffer without offering help