come up to - přijít k (někomu), dojít k (někomu)

verb - to approach someone or something

 

knowingly - vědomě, úmyslně, záměrně, schválně

adverb - deliberately or intentionally, with full knowledge of something

 

run up to - doběhnout k (někomu), přiběhnout k (někomu)

verb - to come to somebody very quickly

weaver - tkadlec, tkadlena

noun - a person whose job is to make cloth out of threads

 

unchanging - neměnný, neměnící se, stálý

adjective - staying the same

 

junket - výlet (placený někým jiným)

noun, American English - a trip that was paid for by somebody else, such as a company, the government etc.

 

jaunt - výlet, vyjížďka

noun - a short trip for pleasure

 

interim - dočasný, přechodný

adjective - not permanent, done only for a short time (e.g. until something else is done, something else happens etc.)

 

exude - vylučovat, vydávat, uvolňovat

verb - to release something slowly (especially a liquid or a smell) in small quantities, in drops etc.

 

envision - představovat si, představit si

verb - to see something in your mind, especially something in the future

 

downtime - doba nečinnosti, odstávka, prostoj

noun - a period of time in which something (a machine) is inactive, a period of time in which a person is not working

 

clarify - vyjasnit, objasnit

verb - to make something clear, to explain something

 

hysterical - strašně legrační, směšný

adjective - extremely funny, making you want to laugh uncontrollably

 

dimple - ďolíček (ve tváři)

noun - an area on your cheek that curves in when you smile

 

throb - tepat (bolestí)

verb - (of pain) to come and go suddenly, repeatedly and violently