Sunday
- neděle
BrE
/
'sʌndeɪ/
AmE
/
'sʌndeɪ/
noun
-
the last day of the week, the day when people usually do not work
trade
- živnost, řemeslo
BrE
/
'treɪd/
AmE
/
'treɪd/
noun
-
the thing you do as a job, especially one that requires skilled manual work
staff
- personál, zaměstnanci
BrE
/
'stɑ:f/
AmE
/
'stæf/
noun
-
the group of people who work at a place (e.g. a hotel, restaurant etc.)
support
- podpora, pomoc
BrE
/
sə'pɔ:t/
AmE
/
sə'pɔ:rt/
noun
-
a help, something that helps a project, people etc. to work; a financial help
put two and two together
- dát si dvě a dvě dohromady
BrE
/
pʊt ˌtu: ən ˌtu: tə'geðə/
AmE
/
pʊt ˌtu: ən ˌtu: tə'geðər/
verb
-
to work out the truth about a situation from what you see, hear, etc.
ox
- vůl
BrE
/
'ɒks/
AmE
/
'ɑ:ks/
noun
-
a male cow that has been castrated, it is used for heavy farm work
office
- kancelář
BrE
/
'ɒfɪs/
AmE
/
'ɑ:fɪs/
noun
-
a place where people work, usually jobs connected with working with computers, documents etc.
hand
- pracovník (manuální), pomocník
BrE
/
'hænd/
AmE
/
'hænd/
noun
-
a person who does manual work, esp. on a farm, in a factory etc.
intensive
- intenzivní
BrE
/
ɪn'tensɪv/
AmE
/
ɪn'tensɪv/
adjective
-
involving a lot of hard work that's done over a short period of time
task
- úkol, úloha
BrE
/
'tɑ:sk/
AmE
/
'tæsk/
noun
-
a piece of work that you have been assigned (that you have to do)
supervise
- dohlížet (na něco či někoho)
BrE
/
'su:pəvaɪz/
AmE
/
'su:pərvaɪz/
verb
-
to make sure that work is done correctly, especially if you are in charge
mess about
- užívat si, dělat blbosti, blbnout, dělat kraviny
BrE
/
ˌmes ə'baʊt/
AmE
/
ˌmes ə'baʊt/
verb, British English, informal
-
to spend time having fun, doing crazy things instead of doing serious work etc.
do the trick
- zabrat (fungovat), fungovat, zafungovat
BrE
/
ˌdu: ðə'trɪk/
AmE
/
ˌdu: ðə'trɪk/
verb, informal
-
to be effective, to work, to have the desired effect, to solve a problem
contractor
- zhotovitel, stavitel, stavební firma, dodavatel
BrE
/
kən'træktə/
AmE
/
'kɑ:nˌtræktər/
noun
-
a person or a company who is hired to do work or provide services
pile up
- hromadit (se), nahromadit (se), kupit (se), vršit (se)
BrE
/
ˌpaɪl'ʌp/
AmE
/
ˌpaɪl'ʌp/
verb
-
(of work etc.) to increase in number so it becomes harder to deal with