buff
buff - nadšenec, odborník, fanoušek
BrE
/'bʌf/
AmE
/'bʌf/

noun - someone who is interested in a particular subject and knows a lot about it

buff
buff - světlehnědý, světle žlutohnědý
BrE
/'bʌf/
AmE
/'bʌf/

adjective - having a pale yellow-brown colour

buff
buff - namakaný, udělaný (se svalnatou postavou)
BrE
/'bʌf/
AmE
/'bʌf/

adjective, informal - (usually of men) with big muscles

buff up
buff up - namakat se, udělat si svaly
BrE
/bʌf'ʌp/
AmE
/bʌf'ʌp/

verb, informal - (usually of men) to exercise in order to make your muscles bigger and to look more attractive

buff
buff - naleštit, leštit
BrE
/'bʌf/
AmE
/'bʌf/

verb - to polish something with a piece of soft cloth to make it shine

win
win - vyhrát (něco), získat výhrou
BrE
/'wɪn/
AmE
/'wɪn/

verb - to gain something by being successful in a competition, lottery etc.

gaunt
gaunt - vyzáblý, vyhublý, vychrtlý
BrE
/'gɔ:nt/
AmE
/'gɑ:nt/

adjective - very thin and skinny

elated
elated - nadšený, radostný
BrE
/ɪ'leɪtɪd/
AmE
/ɪ'leɪt̬ɪd/

adjective - very happy or excited about something

 
cardinal - základní, hlavní
BrE
/'kɑ:dɪnl/
AmE
/'kɑ:rdɪnl/

adjective - of the highest importance, principal

 
cardinal point - světová strana
BrE
/ˌkɑ:dɪnl'pɔɪnt/
AmE
/ˌkɑ:rdɪnl'pɔɪnt/

noun - one of the main points on the compass (north, south, east or west)

clutch bag
clutch bag - psaníčko, malá kabelka
BrE
/'klʌtʃ bæg/
AmE
/'klʌtʃ bæg/

noun - a small, flat handbag for women

 
influx - příval, nával, příliv (někoho/něčeho někam)
BrE
/'ɪnflʌks/
AmE
/'ɪnflʌks/

noun - a sudden arrival of a lot of people or things in a place

 
coffee shop - kavárna, bistro
BrE
/'kɒfi ʃɒp/
AmE
/'kɑ:fi ʃɑ:p/

noun - a small restaurant which serves coffee, other non-alcoholic beverages and small refreshments, it is often found in a large shop, a shopping mall or a hotel

 
circulate - obíhat, kolovat, cirkulovat
BrE
/'sɜ:kjəleɪt/
AmE
/'sɜ:rkjəleɪt/

verb - to move continuously around within a system

 
admission - doznání, přiznání, připuštění
BrE
/əd'mɪʃn/
AmE
/əd'mɪʃn/

noun - a statement in which you admit something is true, especially something bad or unpleasant