busk
- vystupovat na ulici jako umělec
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'bʌsk/
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'bʌsk/
verb, British English
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to play music, sing or entertain people in a public place, usually for money
busker
- pouliční umělec, hudebník, zpěvák, bavič
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'bʌskə/
AmE
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'bʌskər/
noun, British English
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someone who plays music, sings or entertain people in a public place, usually for money
bum out
- zklamat, naštvat, zamrzet
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ˌbʌm'aʊt/
AmE
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ˌbʌm'aʊt/
verb, informal
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to make somebody sad or disappointed
shoot
- sakra, doprčic, ach jo
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'ʃu:t/
AmE
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'ʃu:t/
interjection, informal
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the word you say when you hear bad news, when you're disappointed by something etc.
other than that
- jinak, kromě toho
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ˌʌðə ðən'ðæt/
AmE
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ˌʌðər ðən'ðæt/
adverb, informal
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otherwise, besides what was mentioned
commute
- dojíždění, cesta do práce
BrE
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kə'mju:t/
AmE
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kə'mju:t/
noun
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the journey to work every day (esp. a longer distance)
stocks and shares
- akcie a cenné papíry
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ˌstɒksən'ʃeəz/
AmE
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ˌstɑ:ksən'ʃerz/
noun
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a type of money investment into particular companies through buying a small part of the ownership of the companies
shine through
- jasně se ukázat, vyjít najevo, být zřejmé
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ˌʃaɪn'θru:/
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ˌʃaɪn'θru:/
verb
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to become obvious, to become easily seen or notice
collapsible
- skládací, sklápěcí
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kə'læpsɪbl/
AmE
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kə'læpsəbl/
adjective
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possible to fold so it occupies less space
private sector
- soukromý sektor
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ˌpraɪvət'sektə/
AmE
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ˌpraɪvət'sektər/
noun
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the part of the economy of a country which is not operated or owned by the government
public sector
- veřejný sektor
BrE
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ˌpʌblɪk'sektə/
AmE
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ˌpʌblɪk'sektər/
noun
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the part of the economy of a country which is operated or owned by the government
prospects
- naděje, vyhlídky, perspektiva, šance na úspěch
BrE
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'prɒspekts/
AmE
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'prɑ:spekts/
noun
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the opportunity or the chance of success
headhunt
- lanařit (zaměstnance), vyhledávat zaměstnance, přetáhnout zaměstnance
BrE
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'hedhʌnt/
AmE
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'hedhʌnt/
verb
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to find a suitable person for a particular job and persuade them to leave their current job
civil service
- státní služba, státní správa
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ˌsɪvl'sɜ:vɪs/
AmE
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ˌsɪvl'sɜ:rvɪs/
noun
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a sector of government composed of employees chosen on the basis of their ability and experience
special needs
- speciální potřeby (vzdělávací)
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ˌspeʃl'ni:dz/
AmE
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ˌspeʃl'ni:dz/
noun
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the help or care that some people need in order to learn effectively etc.