wither away
wither away - chřadnout, vadnout, uvadat, zvadnout, usychat, uschnout
BrE
/ˌwɪðə ə'weɪ/
AmE
/ˌwɪðərə'weɪ/

verb - (of plants) to become drier and start dying

 
rule out - vyloučit
BrE
/ru:l'aʊt/
AmE
/ru:l'aʊt/

verb - to eliminate or exclude something as a possibility

pale
pale - zblednout, vyblednout, blednout
BrE
/'peɪl/
AmE
/'peɪl/

verb, literary - to become lighter in colour or rather white

caress
caress - laskat, hladit, pohladit
BrE
/kə'res/
AmE
/kə'res/

verb - to touch someone gently in a loving way

 
delivery - porod
BrE
/dɪ'lɪvəri/
AmE
/dɪ'lɪvəri/

noun - the process of giving birth to a child

 
sustainability - udržitelnost
BrE
/səˌsteɪnə'bɪləti/
AmE
/səˌsteɪnə'bɪləti/

noun - the ability to continue for a long time

skyrocket
skyrocket - vyletět nahoru, prudce stoupnout (např. ceny)
BrE
/'skaɪˌrɒkɪt/
AmE
/'skaɪˌrɑ:kɪt/

verb, informal - to rise or increase extremely quickly (e.g. prices)

 
stage - inscenovat, zinscenovat, zdramatizovat, uvést na scénu
BrE
/'steɪdʒ/
AmE
/'steɪdʒ/

verb - to organize and perform a play or show

 
obliterate - vymazat, vymýtit, vyhladit, zahladit, odstranit
BrE
/ə'blɪtəreɪt/
AmE
/ə'blɪtəreɪt/

verb, formal - to remove all signs of something or someone

wither
wither - chřadnout, vadnout, uvadat, zvadnout, usychat, uschnout
BrE
/'wɪðə/
AmE
/'wɪðər/

verb - (of plants) to become drier and start dying

 
tighten - napnout (se), zatnout (se), sevřít (se)
BrE
/'taɪtn/
AmE
/'taɪt̬n/

verb - to become stiff, not relaxed (e.g. a muscle)

 
slug - praštit, vrazit, natáhnout (někomu)
BrE
/'slʌg/
AmE
/'slʌg/

verb, informal - to hit someone, especially with your closed hand

 
glaze - zasklít, zasklívat
BrE
/'gleɪz/
AmE
/'gleɪz/

verb - to fit a piece of glass into something

root
root - prohrabávat, přehrabovat, hledat (rozhrabáváním)
BrE
/'ru:t/
AmE
/'ru:t/

verb - to search thoroughly, especially by moving things around

disturb
disturb - rozrušit, zneklidnit, vyvést z míry, znepokojit, rozhodit
BrE
/dɪs'tɜ:b/
AmE
/dɪs'tɜ:rb/

verb - to make someone feel worried, upset, or uncomfortable