take for granted - považovat za samozřejmost, nevážit si něčeho

verb - not to appreciate someone or something, to think something or someone will always be available

 

two's company, three's a crowd - dva jsou tak akorát, do páru není třeba třetího

phrase - used to suggest that two people would prefer to be alone than with other people

 

surpass - předčit, překonat, předběhnout

verb, formal - to do something in a better way, to be better or greater than something else

feel - cítit, cítit se

verb - to know through your senses, to be in a kind of physical or emotional state

 

parallel - odpovídat, být podobný, být obdobný

verb - to be similar to something in form or function; to match or correspond to something in a similar way

 

escort - doprovázet, doprovodit, eskortovat

verb - to go with someone to a place to be sure that the person really left, or to protect them

 

tamper-proof - zabezpečený proti neoprávněnému zásahu, odolný vůči manipulaci

adjective - designed not to be altered, damaged, or accessed without leaving visible evidence

 

blithe - nedbalý, ledabylý, bezstarostný, bezohledný

adjective - showing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be callous or improper

 

inviting - lákavý, půvabný, přitažlivý

adjective - making you want to try it, taste it, be near it etc.

 

hearsay - klepy, drby

noun - information that you have heard but do not know to be true

 

accessibility - přístupnost, dosažitelnost (snadná)

noun - the fact of being able to be entered, reached, used, etc. easily

 

opinionated - zatvrzelý, neústupný, svéhlavý

adjective - expressing strong opinions, not willing to accept that you may be wrong

 

ideal - ideál

noun - a person, thing or an idea that is considered to be perfect

 

fine art - výtvarné umění

noun - drawings, paintings, etc. that are produced to be beautiful rather than useful

tattoo - tetovat, vytetovat

verb - to make a permanent picture on the skin that cannot be removed