persuasively - přesvědčivě

adverb - in a way that can persuade a person to do or want something

 

indication - známka, náznak

noun - a sign that suggests that something is true, or is likely to happen

 

exemplification - doložení příkladem, ukázání příkladu

noun - the act of giving an example of something, especially to make something clearer

 

charity - laskavost, dobrota

noun, formal - the quality of being kind to people, especially when you are judging them

 

perceptively - vnímavě, bystře

adverb, formal - in a way that shows that you are able to notice things quickly

 

hinder - překážet, bránit

verb - to make something such as an action or a task slow or difficult

 

lacquer - lak (nátěrový)

noun - a liquid that is used on various materials to make them look shiny

 

proctor - dozírat (u zkoušky)

verb, American English - to be present at a written exam and check that students aren't cheating

press sb's buttons - vytáčet (někoho), brnkat na nervy (někomu), dráždit (někoho)

verb, British English, informal - to make someone feel strong emotions, usually anger, by saying or doing something

push sb's buttons - vytáčet (někoho), brnkat na nervy (někomu), dráždit (někoho)

verb, informal - to make someone feel strong emotions, usually anger, by saying or doing something

imminent - bezprostřední, blízký, hrozící

adjective - certain to happen very soon (especially when talking about something unpleasant or undesirable)

 

anti-wrinkle - proti vráskám

adjective - keeping a person's skin firm, preventing wrinkles to appear on a person's skin

climbing wall - lezecká stěna

noun - an artificial wall with holds that you can use to practice rock climbing

 

shove - vrazit, strčit, nastrkat (něco, někoho někam)

verb - to push something or someone into something in a rough or careless way

 

put all your eggs in one basket - vsadit vše na jednu kartu, vsadit vše na jednoho koně

verb - to rely completely on one course of action, not giving yourself more possibilities