relapse - mít recidivu, znovu onemocnět, znovu propadnout (neřesti), vrátit se (do deprese, ke špatnému chování apod.)

verb, technical - to become ill again or experience the return of a negative state

complexity - spletitost, složitost, náročnost

noun - the quality of having many connected parts, making something difficult to understand

 

convene - svolat, sejít se, shromáždit se

verb - to come together or assemble, often for a meeting or formal gathering

tarnished - zašlý, matný, bez lesku (kov apod.)

adjective - (usually of metals) dull or discoloured, especially due to oxidation or exposure

 

cater - obstarávat, zajišťovat potřeby, vyhovět, uspokojit (potřeby)

verb - to satisfy the needs or desires of a particular group or individual

lancet - lanceta, chirurgický nožík, chirurgický skalpel

noun, technical - a small, sharp, pointed surgical instrument used to make incisions or punctures

 

pester - otravovat, otravovat, dotírat, dorážet

verb - to annoy or bother someone repeatedly with small, unnecessary requests or questions

bait - nasadit návnadu, nastražit návnadu, políčit návnadu

verb - to prepare a hook or trap with bait for fishing or hunting

stomp - dupnout, dupat, zadupat

verb - to hit the ground with the bottom of your foot or feet

 

rehabilitate - ospravedlnit, očistit pověst, rehabilitovat

verb - to restore someone's good reputation or status after it has been damaged

crank - nastartovat (klikou)

verb, technical - to make a machine work by turning a special L-shaped handle

divulge - prozradit, vyzradit (tajemství)

verb, formal - to reveal or make something known, especially a secret or private information

shake somebody's hand - potřást někomu rukou, podat někomu ruku

verb - to grasp and briefly move someone's hand in greeting, agreement, or congratulations

 

droopy - povadlý, zvadlý, svěšený

adjective - hanging down, bent downward, often due to tiredness or lack of energy

gulp down - zhltnout, hltat, lokat, hodit do sebe

verb - to eat or drink something quickly and eagerly, often in large amounts