worktop - pracovní plocha (např. na kuchyňské lince)

noun, British English - the surface of a kitchen cupboard etc. that you work on

 

menial - podřadný, otrocký (o práci)

adjective - (of work, usually housework) boring, uninteresting and often not well appreciated

coordinator - koordinátor

noun - a person who organizes people or activities to work together effectively

project - projekt (pracovní), akce

noun - a piece of work, esp. one that was carefully planned beforehand

 

order - zakázka

noun - the work that is done for a someone who ordered it

unit - jednotka (např. policejní), útvar

noun - a group of police officers who work together for a special purpose

crank - nastartovat (klikou)

verb, technical - to make a machine work by turning a special L-shaped handle

 

distinction - vyznamenání, pocta

noun - a special award that someone gets, especially a student, for excellent work

 

make up - napracovat, nahradit si, dohnat

verb - to compensate for work you missed, for not working hard enough etc.

 

burn out - vyčerpat se, vyhořet

verb - to make yourself exhausted or unable to work by working too hard

 

agree with - sednout, udělat dobře, svědčit (komu)

verb - to be suitable for someone, to work well with someone or something

 

not working - nefunkční, nefungující

adjective - out of order; damaged or broken so that is cannot work properly

break - přestávka, pauza

noun - a short period between lessons or at work, when you can rest

 

fitness centre - fitness centrum

noun - a place where you go to work out and train your body

salary - plat

noun - the money you get every month for the work you have done