reprimand - pokárat, kárat, napomenout, vyhubovat

verb - to express disapproval of someone, especially by criticizing them for something they have done wrong

 

bequeath - odkázat, zanechat, předat, věnovat (v závěti)

verb, formal - to leave a personal estate or a possession to a person or other beneficiary by a will

 

quell - potlačit, udusit, zastavit, uklidnit, zkrotit

verb, formal - to put an end to something, typically by the use of force

 

secondary - středoškolský, střední (u školy)

adjective - of, relating to, or being a school providing education for students who have completed primary school

 

secondary - druhotný, sekundární, vedlejší, podružný

adjective - of second rank, importance, or value; occurring or arising second in order, importance, or time

 

brash - neomalený, drzý, bezohledný, hrubý

adjective - self-assertive in a rude, noisy, or overbearing way; impertinent or tactless

aperture - clona (fotoaparátu), apertura (čočky)

noun, technical - a space through which light passes in an optical or photographic instrument

 

aperture - otvor, malý otvor, škvíra, štěrbina, průchod

noun, formal - a small opening, hole, or gap

flaunt - chlubit se, vychloubat se, chvástat se, předvádět se

verb - to display or show something boldly or showily; to make a public display of something in order to provoke envy or admiration

doorknob - klika, kulová klika, koule (otočná, u dveří)

noun - a rounded handle or knob used to open or close a door

 

notably - významně, obzvláště, především, hlavně, pozoruhodně

adverb - in a way that is worthy of note or attention; significantly

 

straw - stéblo slámy

noun - a single stem of straw; a piece of straw

bargain hunter - lovec slev

noun - a person who looks for and buys things at a reduced price, or someone who searches for the best deals

 

bargain - dohoda, ujednání

noun - an agreement between two people or groups of people to do something for each other

shoe - podkova, koňská podkova

noun - a piece of metal that is fastened to a hoof of a horse, it looks like the letter 'U'