dweller - obyvatel

noun - a person who lives in a particular place

 

cut down - snížit, omezit

verb - to reduce the number or amount of something

 

instill - vštípit (postoje, nápady, ap.)

verb, American English - to gradually put a feeling, principle or idea into someone's mind

 

instil - vštípit (postoje, nápady, ap.)

verb, British English - to gradually put a feeling, principle or idea into someone's mind

 

stand - kiosek, stánek

noun - a stall or a small shop at which people can buy things or get information, especially in the street or at a market

 

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

thoughtful - zamyšlený, hloubavý

adjective - quiet and serious because you are thinking about something

 

thinkable - myslitelný, představitelný

adjective - able to be imagined as an option

thinking - myšlení

noun - the process of using your mind to consider a problem or create an idea

 

thinker - myslitel

noun - a person who spends a lot of time thinking about serious and important things, such as science or philosophy