boarding pass - palubní lístek

noun, American English - a card you need to have in order to be allowed to get on a plane

stay - zůstat, přespat, bydlet (dočasně)

verb - to continue to be somewhere; to live somewhere as a guest usually for a short time

 

tend - mít tendenci, mít sklony

verb - to usually do something; to be likely to do something or behave in a particular way

 

drop back - zůstávat pozadu, propadnout se dozadu, dostat se do skluzu

verb - to not be able to catch up with other, to move into a position behind others

 

drop behind - zůstávat pozadu, propadnout se dozadu, dostat se do skluzu

verb - to not be able to catch up with other, to move into a position behind others

 

boarding card - palubní lístek

noun, British English - a card you need to have in order to be allowed to get on a plane

 

splatter - šplouchat, stříkat, cákat, kropit, šplouchnout, stříknout, cáknout

verb - (of many drops of liquids) to hit something noisily, to be thrown against something, to splash

 

petition - zažádat (oficiálně)

verb - to make an official request to a law court for some legal action to be taken

snowed up - zasněžený, zapadaný sněhem, odříznutý od světa (sněhem)

adjective, British English - to be blocked with snow, to have it impossible to leave a place because of snow

appreciate - ocenit, vážit si

verb - to be grateful for something, to realize the value of something and behave accordingly

fit - pasovat, být správné velikosti, vyhovovat (tvarem a velikostí), vejít se (někam)

verb - to have the right size and shape to be put somewhere, not too big

 

fit - padnout (o šatech)

verb - to have the right size and shape to be put on, not too big

 

specialize - specializovat se, specializovat

verb - to concentrate on one field only in order to be very good at it

 

disable - porouchat, vyřadit, zablokovat

verb - to prevent something from functioning properly, to damage something so it cannot be used

 

lay out - rozložit, rozestavět, rozvrhnout, rozplánovat, vyskládat (kde)

verb - to arrange something neatly, so it can be seen clearly or ready to use