throw a wobbly - začít vyvádět, začít jančit, rozzuřit se, vytočit se, vypěnit

verb, British English, informal - to suddenly become very angry or upset

 

shaky - nestabilní, nejistý, vratký, chatrný, roztřesený

adjective - unsteady or unstable, prone to trembling or wobbling; lacking firmness or stability.

twig - pochopit, docvaknout, dojít

verb, British English, informal - to finally understand or suddenly realize something

 

tastefully - vkusně, s vkusem, decentně

adverb - done with subtle elegance or refinement

 

pumice - pemza (hornina)

noun - a light, porous volcanic rock formed from solidified frothy lava

stick shift - řadící páka

noun, American English - a stick in a car that is used to change gears

recliner - polohovací křeslo

noun - a comfortable chair with an adjustable back and footrest, allowing the user to lean back and relax

love seat - pohovka pro dva

noun - a small sofa for two people

lampshade - stínidlo lampičky

noun - a cover for a lamp, typically made of fabric, paper, or other materials, used to soften or direct the light

 

dice - kostky (hra), hra v kostky

noun - a game of chance that is played with dice

dice up - nakrájet na kostičky

verb - to cut something, usually food, into small cubes

 

dice - kostička, kostičky (jídla)

noun - a small cube of food

 

paper - zkouška (písemná)

noun, British English - a written examination, often consisting of a series of questions or problems

 

papers - dokumenty

noun - documents

personal assistant - osobní asistent, sekretářka

noun - a person whose job is help somebody manage their tasks, schedules, and daily responsibilities