disorderly - chaotický, neuspořádaný, neukázněný, výtržnický

adjective, formal - without order, untidy; causing trouble, behaving in a violet way

 

prickly - ožehavý, ošemetný (např. problém)

adjective - difficult to deal with (e.g. a problem), causing a lot of disagreements

 

prickly - nedůtklivý, popudlivý

adjective, informal - easily annoyed or offended

stucco - štuk, štuková omítka

noun, technical - a type of plaster that is mostly used to cover the outside walls of buildings

 

lowly - obyčejný, prostý, nízký

adjective - low in importance, status or social class

 

gaffe - společenská chyba, trapná chyba, faux pas

noun - an embarrassing mistake that you make in public or a social situation

 

demeaning - nedůstojný, ponižující

adjective - lowering the dignity and self-worth of a person, causing them to feel inferior or disrespected

trivet - podložka pod hrnec

noun - a stand that you can put a hot pot or a hot pan on to protect the surface underneath, it comes in many shapes and forms

 

put out - vypnout, zhasnout (světlo)

verb - to make a light stop working using a switch or button

 

fine - pěkný, slunečný

adjective, British English - (of weather) sunny, not raining

 

slam-dunk - smečovat, zasměčovat (v basketbalu)

verb - (in basketball) to jump up and throw the ball through the basket

 

dunk - smečovat, zasměčovat (v basketbalu)

verb - (in basketball) to jump up and throw the ball through the basket

 

dunk - ponořit (někoho) do vody

verb, American English, informal - to push someone under water, usually as a joke

dunk - namočit, namáčet, ponořit

verb - to put something, especially food, quickly into liquid and take it out

 

superfluousness - nadbytečnost

noun, formal - the state of being unnecessary or no longer wanted