inclined - nakloněný (k názoru)

adjective - having a particular opinion but trying not to express it too strongly

 

inclined - mít sklony, náchylný

adjective - likely to do something

 

bring on - způsobit, vyvolat (chorobu ap.)

verb - to cause an illness, pain or unpleasant feeling

red tape - byrokracie, papírování, úřední šiml

noun - official rules and procedures that seem unnecessary and cause a delay

drag - šluk, potáhnutí z cigarety

noun, informal - the act of taking in air through a cigarette or pipe

 

seek out - vyhledávat, najít si

verb - to look for and find someone or something, especially when it takes a lot of time and effort

 

walk out - opustit (partnera ap.)

verb - to leave your partner, husband or wife suddenly and end the relationship with them

 

walk out - opustit, odejít (na protest ap.)

verb - to leave a meeting or an unpleasant situation suddenly to show your disapproval of something

 

clasp - sevřít, stisknout (v dlani)

verb - to hold someone or something tightly in your hands or arms

 

heavy-duty - náročný, tvrdý, silný

adjective, American English, informal - complicated, serious or extreme

heavy-duty - odolný, pevný, silný, bytelný, zátěžový

adjective - not easily damaged, strong and thick

 

thoughtlessly - bezohledně

adverb - in a way that shows that you do not care what your actions will cause

 

thoughtfully - zamyšleně, zahloubaně

adverb - in a quiet way, because you are thinking about something

 

thoughtfully - ohleduplně, pozorně

adverb - in a way that shows that you think about other people and their needs

 

indifferent - podprůměrný, tuctový, nevalný

adjective - mediocre, not very good