flaky - nespolehlivý, podivínský, nevyzpytatelný

adjective, American English - someone who is unreliable or behaves in an odd or unpredictable way

flaky - loupavý, odlupující se

adjective - made of or characterized by thin, small, easily separable pieces, like layers that break off

 

postpartum - poporodní, puerperální

adjective, technical - occurring or relating to the period after childbirth, especially concerning the mother's physical and emotional health

 

postnatal - poporodní, postnatální

adjective - occurring or existing after birth, particularly in relation to the baby or the period following childbirth

reclusive - samotářský, uzavřený, osamělý, poustevnický

adjective - preferring to live in isolation, avoiding the company of others

recluse - samotář, poustevník

noun - a person who lives alone and deliberately avoids the company of others

 

dicey - ošemetný, riskantní, nebezpečný

adjective, informal - risky or dangerous, often implying that the situation is uncertain or unpredictable

purse - špulit, našpulit (rty)

verb - (of lips) to press together tightly, often because you are thinking or to show disapproval

coordinator - koordinátor

noun - a person who organizes people or activities to work together effectively

stomp - dupnout, dupat, zadupat

verb - to hit the ground with the bottom of your foot or feet

 

stamp - rozčileně kráčet, dupat

verb - to walk angrily and noisily

 

perky - energický, čilý, veselý, živý

adjective, informal - cheerful, lively, and full of energy

dishy - sexy, hezký, pohledný, fešácký (hlavně muž)

adjective, British English, informal - (usually of a man) very attractive or sexually appealing

clear - rozplynout se (o mlze), vyjasnit se (oblačnost), pročistit se

verb - to disappear, to become unblocked, to disperse

 

discourse - debata, diskuze, rozmluva, rozprava, promluva

noun, formal - a formal discussion of a topic in speech or writing; written or spoken communication or debate