bifocals - bifokální brýle, bifokály

noun, technical - eyeglasses with lenses divided into two parts, each having a different focal length - one for near vision and the other for distant vision

bifocal - bifokální, dvouohniskový (např. brýle)

adjective, technical - having two different focal lengths, designed to correct vision at both close and distant ranges

black pudding - jelito (masný výrobek, často podávaný pečený s britskou snídaní)

noun, British English - a traditional British sausage made from pig’s blood, fat, and a cereal, usually eaten as part of a cooked breakfast

 

Emma - Emma

noun - a girl's first name

 

Charlie - Charlie

noun - a boy's first name, a familiar form of Charles

 

chav - buran, vidlák, nevychovanec

noun, British English, informal - a young person, often from a lower social class who uses rude language, and behaves in a loud or aggressive way

 

unfailingly - neochvějně, spolehlivě, neomylně

adverb - always reliable, constant, and never-ending

 

unfailing - neochvějný, spolehlivý, neomylný

adjective - always reliable, constant, and never-ending

 

tablespoonful - polévková lžíce (objem)

noun - the amount of something that can fit on a tablespoon

ladder - žebříček (hierarchický apod.)

noun - a series of stages or levels in a process, system, or hierarchy that someone progresses through, especially in a career or social status

bail out - zaplatit kauci (za někoho)

verb - to pay money as bail to secure the release of someone from custody

bail out - vylévat vodu (např. z lodi)

verb - to remove water from something to prevent damage or issues

bail out - opustit letadlo v nouzi, vyskočit z letadla

verb - to jump out of an aircraft using a parachute, usually in an emergency

bail out - zachránit, podržet, vytáhnout z nesnází (hlavně finančních)

verb - to recue someone or something from a difficult situation, especially financially

coldness - odtažitost, bezcitnost, neosobnost, chlad

noun - lack of warmth in emotion or behaviour; aloofness or unfriendliness