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

deferential - uctivý, pokorný, respektující autoritu

adjective, formal - showing respect and politeness to someone, especially someone in a position of authority or higher status

music - noty, notový zápis

noun - a hand-written or printed form of a musical composition, song etc.

partridge - koroptev, křepelka

noun - a small, fat bird that lives on the ground and is often hunted for food

nondrinker - abstinent, člověk který nepije alkohol, nepiják

noun - a person who does not drink alcohol

brine - slaný nálev, lák, solný roztok

noun - water strongly mixed with salt, used especially for preserving or flavouring food

 

cloy - zošklivit se, zprotivit se, omrzet přemírou

verb - to make someone feel sick or tired because something is too sweet, rich, or there is too much of it

tattered - potrhaný, roztrhaný, otrhaný, v cárech, obnošený, poničený, v salátovém vydání

adjective - old and torn

 

plastered - ožralý, zkárovaný

adjective, informal - very drunk

sloshed - nametený, nalitý, opilý

adjective, informal - drunk

tanked - nametený, nalitý, opilý

adjective, informal - drunk

smashed - totálně sťatý, na šrot (opilý)

adjective, informal - extremely drunk