shambolic - chaotický, neuspořádaný, zmatečný, zmatený, neorganizovaný

adjective, British English, informal - very disorganized, chaotic, or badly managed

adversarial - konfliktní, oponentní, konfrontační, odporující si

adjective, formal - involving conflict or opposition, especially in a way where two sides compete or argue against each other

 

slow-burn - pomalu se rozvíjející

adjective - (of a story, movie, or romance) developing slowly over time but becomes very exciting or emotional in the end.

hose down - postříkat hadicí

verb - to pour water on something using a hose

fae - víla

noun - a fairy, a small magical creature from children's tales that looks like a woman and has wings

corn - kuří oko

noun - a small area of hard skin on your foot that is usually painful

gilded - pozlacený (zlatem nebo zlatou barvou)

adjective - covered with a thin layer of gold or gold paint

gild - zbarvit do zlatova, dodat zlatavý vzhled

verb, literary - to give something a golden appearance or a look of richness and beauty, as if it were covered in gold

gild - zlatit, pozlatit, potáhnout zlatem, natřít zlatou barvou

verb - to cover something with a thin layer of gold or gold paint

 

equivocal - dvojznačný, nejednoznačný

adjective - not clear or definite, having more than one possible meaning

valerian - kozlík, kozlík lékařský

noun, technical - a plant witch clusters of small white and pink flowers whose root is used in medicine, often to help people relax or sleep

off-white - špinavě bílý, smetanový, mírně našedlý, nažloutlý

adjective - describing something that is almost white, but not pure white

off white - špinavě bílá, smetanová, mírně našedlá, nažloutlá (barva)

noun - a colour that is close to white but with a hint of another shade, such as cream, beige, or grey

 

internalize - zinternalizovat, osvojit si, přijmout za své

verb - to make something (like an idea, belief, or behavior) a natural part of the way you think or behave

 

fossilization - fosilizace, zkamenění

noun - the process by which something becomes fossilized; often used literally for bones or plants turning into fossils, or metaphorically for ideas or behaviors becoming fixed and unchanging