from the horse's mouth - z první ruky, přímo od zdroje

adverb, informal - hearing something from someone who is directly concerned, so it is likely to be true

 

straight from the horse's mouth - z první ruky, přímo od zdroje

adverb, informal - hearing something from someone who is directly concerned, so it is likely to be true

 

side - verze, strana

noun - one of two or more people taking part in an argument

 

jump to conclusions - dělat ukvapené závěry (bez dostatku informací)

verb - to make a judgement without having enough information

 

sleep on it - vyspat se na to, popřemýšlet před rozhodnutím, počkat s rozhodováním

verb, informal - to put off making a decision until the following day

 

bestseller - bestseler, jednička na trhu, nejprodávanější kniha

noun - a very successful book

subordinate - podřízený (pracovník)

noun - someone with less power, importance or authority than someone else

 

hurtful - zraňující, bolestivý

adjective - causing harm or pain

 

graduate school - vysoká škola (část pro postgraduální studium)

noun, American English - a part of a college or a university where students who already have a first degree are taught

 

pick a fight - vyvolat, začít, vyprovokovat rvačku či hádku

verb - to start a fight, to provoke a fight

optician - oční optik, optik

noun, British English - a specialist whose job is to examine people's eyes and provide them with glasses or contact lenses

 

touch - zmínit, (krátce) mluvit o, poznamenat

verb - to say something briefly

 

hungover - mající kocovinu

adjective - feeling sick because you drank too much the night before

 

speaking of which - když o tom (tak) mluvíme, když už jsme u toho, což mi připomíná, to mi připomíná

phrase - a phrase which is used in a conversation to move on to the topic of something that has just been mentioned

 

wild - divoký, bujný, nespoutaný

adjective - uncontrolled, difficult to control, behaving in an uncontrollable manner