fathom out - pochopit, představit si

verb, British English - to be able to understand something

 

unfathomable - nepochopitelný

adjective - too complicated or too strange to understand

 

fathomless - bezedný, nesmírně hluboký

adjective - of unmeasurable depth

 

fathom - sáh

noun - the length of 6 feet, often used to measure the depth of water

 

crookedly - křivě

adverb - not in a straight way

 

take - jet po (silnici apod.), jít po (silnici apod.)

verb - to use a path, road, trail, stairs etc.

 

community college - komunitní vysoká škola, centrum celoživotního vzdělávání

noun, American English - a school that provides workforce education and college transfer academic programs

 

much less - natož, natožpak, o to méně

adverb, formal - used after a negative statement to show that the following statement is even more unlikely

 

double date - společné rande (pro dva páry), dvojité rande

noun - a date that involves two couples

 

compact - pudřenka

noun - a small case that contains powder and a mirror

 

block - bránit ve výhledu

verb - to prevent someone from seeing something because you are between them and that thing

 

block - blok (psychický)

noun - something that does not allow you to think normally and makes progress almost impossible

 

weightless - beztížný

adjective - being in a state in which gravity does not affect you, for instance in space

 

weighted - příznivý, nakloněný

adjective - arranged in a way that a particular person or group has an advantage

 

weight - přiřadit váhu (důležitost)

verb - to give different values to things according to their importance