see-through - průhledný, průsvitný

adjective - so thin you can see through it, usually of cloth

 

excel - vynikat, excelovat

verb - to be very good at something

 

coursebook - učebnice

noun - a book used by students regularly on a particular course of study

 

tourist office - turistická kancelář, informace

noun - an office that provides tourists with information on interesting things to see and do in the local area

pilgrimage - pouť (náboženská)

noun - a journey to a special place for religious reasons

 

in progress - probíhající, v procesu

phrase, formal - happening at this time

narrator - vypravěč

noun - a person who tells you what is happening in a book or film

 

multitude - spoustu, mnoho

noun, formal - a large number of things or people

 

liveliness - živost, čilost, energičnost, bujnost

noun - the state of being full of life, full of energy, full of enthusiasm

 

grandkid - vnouče, vnuk, vnučka

noun, American English, informal - the child of somebody's son or daughter, a grandchild

 

dinghy - člun, loďka

noun - a small open boat

 

daft - pitomý, praštěný, hloupý, blbý

adjective, British English, informal - silly or stupid

 

frantically - zběsile, horečně

adverb - in a disorganized or hurried way, often in connection with anxiety

 

corner - zahnat do kouta, zahnat do úzkých

verb - to get a person or animal into a place or situation from which it is difficult to escape for them, or which is very uncomfortable for them

 

outrage - naštvanost, vztek, rozhořčení, pobouření

noun - a strong feeling of anger or shock