irreversible - nevratný, nezvratný, trvalý

adjective - not able to be changed back to a previous condition or state; permanent

 

reversible - vratný, reverzibilní, odvolatelný

adjective - able to be changed back to an earlier state or condition

forecourt - nádvoří (před hotelem apod.), volné prostranství (před budovou)

noun, British English - an open area in front of a building, such as a hotel

marshmallow - maršmeloun, pěnový bonbon, žužu

noun - a soft, sweet, white or pink candy made of sugar, gelatin, and air, often toasted over a fire or used in desserts

 

defunct - zaniklý, neexistující, zrušený

adjective, formal - no longer existing, living, functioning, or in use

 

tollbooth - mýtná brána

noun - a small structure on a road where drivers pay a fee (toll) to use a bridge, tunnel, or highway

cask - sud, soudek

noun - a strong, round container made of wood, used for storing and aging liquids like wine, beer, or spirits

chirrup - štěbetání, švitoření, cvrlikání

noun - the sharp high-pitched sounds made by small birds or insects

 

curtail - omezit, seškrtat, zredukovat, snížit, zmenšit

verb, formal - to reduce or limit something, or to stop something before it is finished

vagabond - tulák, vagabund, pobuda

noun, dated - a person who travels from place to place without a permanent home or job

 

hitch - zádrhel, potíž, komplikace, háček

noun - a temporary difficulty or problem that causes a delay or complication

trailer hitch - tažné zařízení (u auta)

noun, technical - a device attached to the rear of a vehicle that allows a trailer to be connected and towed

 

do your head in - štvát, lézt na nervy

verb, British English, informal - to make someone feel extremely annoyed, confused, or frustrated

 

Breton - bretonec (obyvatel Bretaňského poloostrova)

noun - a person who comes from Brittany (a part of France)

 

Breton - bretonština

noun - a Celtic language spoken by some people in the north-west of France