slow-witted - hloupý, nechápavý, přihlouplý

adjective - not easily understanding or grasping things

yeah, right - to zrovna, to určitě

interjection, informal - a phrase we use as an exclamation to say that we think something is not possible, something will never happen

lumbago - bederní ústřel, bolest v kříži, houser

noun, technical - pain in the lower back, often caused by muscle strain, injury, or other conditions affecting the spine

 

flak - protiletadlová palba

noun, technical - explosive shells fired from anti-aircraft guns, aimed at shooting down planes

 

flak - ostrá kritika

noun - severe criticism or disapproval

griffin - gryf (mytické zvíře)

noun - a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle, often depicted as a guardian of treasures and symbols of strength and wisdom

 

allusion - narážka, zmínka, nepřímý odkaz

noun - an indirect reference to something, typically a work of literature, a person, or an event

 

warped - zkřivený, zkroucený, zdeformovaný

adjective - bent or twisted out of shape

 

warped - zvrácený, pokřivený, zdeformovaný (charakter, myšlenka apod.)

adjective - distorted in a way that is abnormal or unnatural, often referring to thoughts or perceptions

 

warp - deformace, zkřivení

noun - a distortion or bend in an object, often a physical surface

 

warp - zkřivit, zdeformovat, zkroutit

verb - to twist or bend out of shape, especially due to heat or moisture

flop - propadák, neúspěch, fiasko

noun, informal - a complete failure, especially in performance or entertainment

 

heartbreaking - srdceryvný, srdcervoucí

adjective - causing intense emotional pain or sadness

 

quiz - zkoušet (písemně či ústně), testovat (ve škole), dát písemku

verb, American English - to test students in formally

 

quiz - vyslýchat

verb - to question somebody