recognised - považován, pokládán (za)

adjective - known, considered true or valid

 

outsider - outsider, člověk co nezapadá

noun - a person who does not belong to a particular group of people

 

five-month-old - pětiměsíční

adjective - being five months old

 

cut to the chase - jít rovnou k věci

verb, informal - to start dealing with the important thing, instead of talking about less important things

 

round the clock - ve dne v noci, celý den

adverb - all the time, without stopping, all day

 

Reverend - reverend

noun - the title of a priest in the Christian church

 

keep track - sledovat

verb - to have information about what is happening

 

scenario - scénář

noun - a written outline of what happens in a film, play or other performance

 

connection - vztah (citový)

noun - a relationship between two people or things

window box - truhlík (na okně)

noun - a long narrow container, positioned on an outside windowsill, used for growing plants

 

auxiliary - pomocný, přídavný, záložní

adjective - used if the main thing fails etc., serving as support or backup

 

greet - přijmout, přivítat, uvítat (např. rozhodnutí)

verb - to react to something or someone in a particular way

 

production - inscenace

noun - the act of preparing a play, film, etc.

 

put on - zatáhnout (ruční brzdu)

verb - to switch on a piece of equipment, like a handbrake

handbrake - ruční brzda

noun, British English - a brake operated by hand that prevents a vehicle from moving