capitalize - financovat, poskytnout kapitál

verb - to provide or acquire money, resources, or capital for a business or enterprise

cascade - padat, řítit se, valit se, stékat

verb - to flow or fall downward in large amounts or layers, like a waterfall

 

cane - bít rákoskou, zbít rákoskou, trestat rákoskou

verb - to beat someone with a stick or cane as a form of punishment

 

stipulate - stanovit, určit, vyhradit, podmínit, uvést

verb, formal - to specify a condition or requirement as part of an agreement or contract

 

gut - vyplenit, vybrakovat, poničit, zničit (vnitřek objektu)

verb - to destroy the inside of a structure, often by fire or other damage

gut - vykuchat, zbavit vnitřností

verb - to remove the internal organs of an animal, especially in preparation for cooking

 

groggy - grogy, vyčerpaný

adjective - too tired, unable to think or work because of being exhausted or sick

 

pour in - hrnout se (dovnitř)

verb - to arrive or come in large numbers or amounts, especially continuously or rapidly

recess - zapustit (např. do výklenku), zahloubit

verb, American English, technical - to set something back or create a hollow or niche in a surface

 

cushion - tlumit, ztlumit, zmírnit, chránit vycpávkou

verb - to make the effect of a fall or hit softer or less painful

 

enchant - okouzlit, učarovat, nadchnout

verb, formal - to attract someone very much or make them feel interested, excited about something

reluctantly - neochotně, zdráhavě, váhavě

adverb - in a way that shows that you are not willing to do something

 

expect - očekávat, čekat (někoho, něco)

verb - to believe that somebody or something will arrive because it has been arranged

eyesight - zrak

noun - one of the five senses that enables you to see with your eyes

 

ear for music - hudební sluch

noun - the ability to recognize, appreciate, and reproduce musical tones, rhythms, and nuances accurately