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takeover - převzetí, získání (firmy)

noun, technical - an act of acquiring control over another company, usually by buying most of its shares

 

intangible - nehmotná aktiva

noun, technical - non-physical assets owned by a company that contribute to its long-term success (usually plural)

 

intangible - nehmotný (např. majetek)

adjective, technical - (of e.g. assets) not having a physical presence, such as patents, goodwill, or trademarks

 

intangible - neuchopitelný, nedefinovatelný

adjective - difficult to define or measure; vague

 

melt - změknout, obměkčit, roztát (přeneseně)

verb - to become more tender, loving, or sympathetic; to lose one's anger or resolve.

 

smidge - troška, ždibec, krapet, špetka

noun, informal - a very small amount of something

 

smidgen - troška, ždibec, krapet, špetka

noun, informal - a very small amount of something

 

dupe - důvěřivá oběť, hlupák, naivka (kdo se nechá lehce napálit)

noun - a person who is easily deceived or tricked; a gullible individual

 

naff - mizerný, nevkusný, ubohý, nestylový

adjective, British English, informal - uncool, inferior, of poor quality, tacky

 

dull-witted - hloupý, zabedněný, pitomý

adjective, informal - slow to understand or lacking sharpness of mind; not very intelligent or perceptive

 

half-witted - hloupý, přihlouplý, pitomý

adjective, informal - lacking intelligence or common sense; foolish or silly

 

sharp-witted - pohotový, bystrý, chápavý

adjective - able to reply quickly, often in a funny way

 

slow-witted - hloupý, nechápavý, přihlouplý

adjective - not easily understanding or grasping things

 

yeah, right - to zrovna, to určitě

interjection, informal - a phrase we use as an exclamation to say that we think something is not possible, something will never happen

 

lumbago - bederní ústřel, bolest v kříži, houser

noun, technical - pain in the lower back, often caused by muscle strain, injury, or other conditions affecting the spine