pile up - hromadit (se), nahromadit (se), kupit (se), vršit (se)

verb - (of work etc.) to increase in number so it becomes harder to deal with

 

put two and two together - dát si dvě a dvě dohromady

verb - to work out the truth about a situation from what you see, hear, etc.

 

working class - pracující třída (společenská)

noun - the social class that includes the poorer people who have to go to work

 

labour force - pracovní síla

noun - all the people who can work in a country or for a particular company

 

intensive - intenzivní

adjective - involving a lot of hard work that's done over a short period of time

chef - kuchař (profesionální), kuchařka (profesionální)

noun - a person whose job is to cook or direct the work of other cooks

office - kancelář, úřad

noun - a place where people work, usually jobs connected with working with computers, documents etc.

recess - pauza (v jednání), přerušení (jednání), parlamentní prázdniny

noun - a period of time when formal activities, such as school or work, are temporarily stopped

 

allusion - narážka, zmínka, nepřímý odkaz

noun - an indirect reference to something, typically a work of literature, a person, or an event

brake fluid - brzdová kapalina

noun - a special liquid in cars that helps the brakes work when you press the pedal

 

manual - ruční, manuální

adjective - (of work, skill, etc.) using your hands or your physical strength rather than your mind

paperwork - papírování, administrativa

noun - routine work involving filling in forms, writing reports etc., sometimes seen as boring or unnecessary

 

relocate - přesídlit, přestěhovat, přemístit (firma či zaměstnanec)

verb - to move to a different place (about companies, organizations or people who work for them)

 

rely on - záviset, spoléhat se

verb - to need or depend on someone or something in order to work or live well

 

liaise - úzce spolupracovat

verb, British English - to work closely with someone and keep each other informed about what is going on