loaded - naložený

adjective - (of a car, truck etc.) carrying things

 

load - načíst (počítačem)

verb - (of computers) to read the code and data of a programme and make it ready to be used

 

mental - bláznivý, šílený

adjective, British English, informal - crazy

 

card - karta (bankovní)

noun - a rectangular plastic item issued by a bank that allows you to pay without using cash

 

contactless - bezkontaktní

adjective - (of payments) able to make a transaction without inserting a card etc.

 

scar - trvale poznamenat (negativně, psychicky)

verb - to leave somebody with a feeling of sadness, fear or mental pain

 

scar - šrám, trvalé stopy, psychické trauma

noun - a negative feeling left after something unpleasant

klutz - nemehlo, nešika, poleno

noun, American English, informal - someone who is clumsy and often drops things

orderly - zřízenec (nemocniční), sanitář

noun - a person without medical training whose job is to assist doctors and nurses

 

mustachioed - kníratý, s velkým knírem, s pěstěným knírem

adjective - having a large moustache, sometimes with curls at the end (often used humorously)

 

moustached - s knírem, mající knír

adjective - having a moustache

 

bridge the gap - překonat rozdíly, překlenout rozdíly

verb - the overcome the differences between things, to make the differences matter less, to make the differences less obvious

 

bridge - přemostit, překlenout

verb - to build a structure leading over a river, valley etc., usually made of metal, stone or wood

 

bridge - bridž (karetní hra)

noun - a card game played by two pairs of players with a deck of 52 cards

 

blend in - zapadnout, splývat, splynout

verb - to look similar or almost the same as the surroundings