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Question 1

disposed

Answer 1

uspořádaný, zbavit se, prodat

Question 2

admit

Answer 2

uznat, přiznat

Question 3

lift the veil

Answer 3

podhalit závoj, rozkryt

Question 4

litigation

Answer 4

soudni spor

Question 5

prosecutions

Answer 5

soudní stíhání, žaloba

Question 6

conclude

Answer 6

uzavrit, dospiet k zaveru

Question 7

expose

Answer 7

odekryt, byt nechraneny - be exposed

Question 8

discretion

Answer 8

uvážení

Question 9

accuse

Answer 9

obvinit, nařknout

Question 10

imposed sanctions

Answer 10

uložit sankce

Question 11

bribe

Answer 11

úplatek, podplatit

Question 12

discretion

Answer 12

uvážení, diskrétnost, rozvaha

Question 13

vintage

Answer 13

ročník

Question 14

comprising

Answer 14

obsahovat, zahrnovat, být tvořen

Question 15

respective

Answer 15

příslušný, patřičný

Question 16

forth

Answer 16

dále, dopředu, vpřed

Question 17

latter

Answer 17

pozdejší, druhý ze dvou, nedávny

Question 18

inception

Answer 18

počátek

Question 19

surge

Answer 19

příval, nával

Question 20

plunge

Answer 20

ponořit se, pád, nesnáze

Question 21

amid

Answer 21

uprostřed

Question 22

entail

Answer 22

znamenat, byt spojen, nést se sebou

Question 23

acknowledge

Answer 23

potvrdit, pripustit, uznat

Question 24

bail out

Answer 24

pomoc, vyproštení

Question 25

convict

Answer 25

odsoudit, usvědčit

Question 26

hassle

Answer 26

hádka, potíž, nepříjemnost

Question 27

sue

Answer 27

žalovat, žádat

Question 28

stipulate /ˈstɪpjʊleɪt /

Answer 28

▸ verb [with obj.] demand or specify (a requirement), typically as part of an agreement:
he stipulated certain conditions before their marriage
(as adj. stipulated) the stipulated time has elapsed.
–DERIVATIVES stipulatory adjective
–ORIGIN early 17th cent.: from Latin stipulat- ‘demanded as a formal promise’, from the verb stipulari.