showcase - vitrína (v muzeu, v obchodě apod.)

noun - a glass case used for displaying items

 

showcase - vystavovat, vystavit, předvádět, předvést

verb - to display or present something in an attractive or prominent way

 

stiffness - ztuhlost, tuhost, strnulost

noun - the quality or state of being rigid or not flexible; resistance to change in shape or position

 

shortfall - deficit, schodek, manko, nedostatek

noun - the amount by which something, typically expected or required, falls short of a desired or necessary level

rummage - prohrabování, prohledávání

noun - a hurried or careless search through something

rummage - hrabat se, přehrabovat se, prohledávat

verb - to search through something carefully and thoroughly; to move things around while searching

 

bile - žluč (výměšek jater)

noun, technical - a bitter, yellowish-brown fluid secreted by the liver

engulf - pohltit, zachvátit, zaplavit

verb - to cover or envelop something entirely, often in a dramatic or forceful manner

scour - vydrhnout, drhnout, vyčistit

verb - to clean a surface by rubbing it hard with a rough material

 

scour - prohledat, prohledávat, pročesat, projít (důkladně)

verb - to search a place or an area thoroughly in order to find something

 

deflect - odvrátit, odchýlit, odklonit, vychýlit

verb - to cause something to change direction

nettle rash - kopřivka (druh vyrážky)

noun - a skin condition characterized by itchy, raised, red bumps or patches that appear suddenly as a result of an allergic reaction or other triggers such as stress, infections, or medication

 

digital footprint - digitální stopa

noun - the record of a person's online activity, including websites visited, social media posts, emails sent, and any other actions taken on the internet

 

carbon footprint - uhlíková stopa

noun - the total amount of greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide, released into the atmosphere by a person, organization, event, or product

 

tripe - nesmysly, hlouposti, bláboly, hovadiny, kraviny

noun, British English, informal - something that is considered silly, nonsense, or worthless