get down to business - jít přímo k věci

verb - to start to discuss the issue that is to be dealt with directly

 

objectively - objektivně

adverb - in a way that is based on facts rather than on personal opinions

 

probable - pravděpodobný kandidát

noun, British English - a person or an animal that is likely to become or do something

negligée - negližé, župánek, lehký župan

noun - a dressing gown worn by women that is made of very thin cloth

 

inflexibility - nepružnost, neohebnost

noun - the fact that a material is hard, stiff and unable to be bent

 

conundrum - hádanka, záhada, hlavolam

noun - a problem or a question that is confusing and difficult to figure out

 

habit - hábit (řeholní roucho)

noun - a long piece of clothing that is worn by people in religious groups

 

crossbreed - kříženec

noun - an animal that is the result of breeding two different types of animal

 

brainteaser - hlavolam, těžká hádanka, záludná otázka

noun, informal - a question, a puzzle etc. that is very difficult to answer or solve

 

icebreaker - ledoborec

noun - the type of ship that is designed to move through ice-covered water

 

watch house - strážní budova, strážní domek, strážní budka

noun - a building for soldiers whose job is to guard or protect a place

 

misrepresenting - zkreslování

noun - creating a false image of something, or one that is only partially true

 

physique - tělesná stavba, stavba těla, postava

noun - the size and shape of your body, the way your body is built

eyesore - ohyzdnost, šerednost

noun - something (usually a building) that is very ugly and unpleasant to look at

 

lawfully - právoplatně, dle zákona, legálně

adverb - legally, in an authorized way, in a way that is given by law