encrypt - zašifrovat, šifrovat, zakódovat

verb - to change information or data into a secret code, so that only authorized people can read it

 

encryption - šifrování, zašifrování, kódování

noun - the process of converting information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access

 

alluring - přitažlivý, okouzlující, svůdný, lákavý, neodolatelný

adjective, formal - very attractive or charming in a mysterious or seductive way

 

wonky - rozviklaný, viklavý, vachrlatý, nestabilní

adjective, British English, informal - not straight, level, or properly balanced; shaky or unstable

sanatorium - sanatorium, léčebna, zotavovna

noun - a medical facility for long-term illness, often for rest and treatment of chronic conditions like tuberculosis

pragmatic - pragmatický, věcný, praktický, realistický

adjective - dealing with problems or situations in a practical and realistic way rather than relying on theories or ideals

pedestal - podstavec, sokl, základna (sochy apod.)

noun - a base or support on which a statue, column, or object stands

 

thrice - třikrát, trojnásobně

adverb, dated - three times

musket - mušketa (zepředu nabíjená palná zbraň)

noun, technical - an old-fashioned long gun used by soldiers before rifles were invented

 

lactose - laktóza, mléčný cukr

noun - a type of sugar found in milk and dairy products

 

cough up - vysolit, navalit, vypláznout (peníze), neochotně zaplatit

verb, informal - to give money unwillingly, especially when you are forced or pressured to do so

 

divisive - kontroverzní, rozdělující, rozvratný, sporný, vyvolávající neshody

adjective - causing disagreement or hostility between people; tending to divide

pay raise - zvýšení platu

noun, American English - an increase in the money you get for your work

due date - termín porodu, termín (porodu)

noun - the date when a baby is expected to be born

 

due date - datum splatnosti

noun - the date when something is supposed to be paid