annex - přístavba, přilehlá budova, přidružený objekt, křídlo (budovy)

noun - a building added to a larger one or placed near it and used as part of it

glad rags - slavnostní oděv, slavnostní ohoz, šaty do gala

noun, British English, informal - one’s best or most stylish clothes worn for a special occasion

whinge - naříkat, fňukat, reptat

verb, British English - to complain in an annoying way

 

dysgraphia - dysgrafie

noun, technical - impairment of the ability to write, as a result of brain dysfunction

 

dysfunction - dysfunkce, nefunkčnost, špatné fungování

noun, technical - abnormal or unhealthy interpersonal behaviour or interaction within a group; impaired or abnormal functioning (of a body part etc.)

partridge - koroptev, křepelka

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

notice period - výpovědní lhůta

noun - the amount of time an employee or employer must give before ending a job or contract

notice - upozornění, oznámení, varování, avízo, lhůta

noun - the period of time before something happens or is expected to happen, especially a warning or information given in advance

note - zmínit, poznamenat, upozornit, poukázat

verb, formal - to mention or point out something, especially in order to draw attention to it

note - doklad, list, oznámení (oficiální dokument)

noun - a short official document that gives information or records something, especially in business

buns - zadek, zadnice, půlky

noun, American English, informal - the soft parts of the body that you sit on

hot cross bun - velikonoční sladké pečivo (s vyobrazeným křížem)

noun, British English - a small, sweet, spiced bread roll marked with a cross on the top, traditionally eaten at Easter in the UK and other countries

hellebore - čemeřice (rostlina)

noun - a perennial flowering plant that is known for its late winter or early spring blooms and evergreen foliage

gilet - vesta (prošívaná), vestička (prošívaná)

noun - a light jacket without sleeves

 

everyone and their nan - snad úplně každý, každý kdo má nohy, každej louda

noun, British English, informal - (used humorously) a lot of people, or almost everyone