private sector - soukromý sektor

noun - the part of the economy of a country which is not operated or owned by the government

 

public sector - veřejný sektor

noun - the part of the economy of a country which is operated or owned by the government

 

prospects - naděje, vyhlídky, perspektiva, šance na úspěch

noun - the opportunity or the chance of success

 

headhunt - lanařit (zaměstnance), vyhledávat zaměstnance, přetáhnout zaměstnance

verb - to find a suitable person for a particular job and persuade them to leave their current job

 

civil service - státní služba, státní správa

noun - a sector of government composed of employees chosen on the basis of their ability and experience

 

special needs - speciální potřeby (vzdělávací)

noun - the help or care that some people need in order to learn effectively etc.

 

mock exam - zkouška nanečisto, cvičná zkouška, přípravná zkouška

noun - an exam where the results don't count, usually taken as practice before the real exam

 

mock examination - zkouška nanečisto, cvičná zkouška, přípravná zkouška

noun - an examination where the results don't count, usually taken as practice before the real exam

delicates - jemné prádlo

noun - clothes that should be washed carefully

out of this world - neskutečný, úchvatný

adjective, informal - extremely good or beautiful

 

make up - napracovat, nahradit si, dohnat

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

 

lie ahead - čekat (někoho v budoucnosti) , být před někým (čekat něhoho)

verb - to be going to happen in the future

 

knuckle down - máknout (na něčem), zabrat, pustit se do něčeho

verb, informal - to start working hard on something

 

knock off - zabalit (skončit), skončit v práci

verb - to stop working

 

recruit - rekrut

noun - a person who has just started working for the police or joined the armed forces