gaudiness - křiklavost, extravagantnost, okázalost

noun - the state of being extravagant, using bright colours, standing out from the rest etc.

 

gaudily - křiklavě, extravagantně, okázale

adverb - in an extravagant way, especially using bright colours etc.

 

gaudy - univerzitní banket, univerzitní slavnost, univerzitní událost

noun, British English - a type of feast or banquet held at some British universities

desert island - pustý ostrov, opuštěný ostrov

noun - a tropical island where no one lives

 

intimidation - zastrašování

noun - the act of threatening or frightening someone

 

callous - bezcitný, bezohledný

adjective - not caring about other people's feelings or the fact that they suffer

 

flared - zvonový, do zvonu, dole se rozšiřující (např. kalhoty, sukně)

adjective - wider at the bottom, or becoming wider at the bottom

mandible - kusadlo (hmyzu)

noun - the part of an insect's mouth that is used for biting and chewing

loppers - dlouhé zahradnické nůžky

noun - a garden tool similar to a pair of scissors with very long handles that is used to cut twigs and small brunches

secateurs - zahradnické nůžky

noun, British English - a garden tool which resembles a large pair of scissors that is used to cut stems and twigs

pruning shears - zahradnické nůžky

noun - a garden tool which resembles a large pair of scissors that is used to cut stems and twigs

 

tie down - svázat, uvázat, omezit, omezovat

verb - to restrict somebody, to limit their freedom

sapling - stromek, mladý strom

noun - a young tree

 

suckling - mláďátko, děťátko (pijící mateřské mléko)

noun, literary - a young animal or a baby that is still drinking milk from its mother

 

nestling - holátko, ptáčátko, neopeřené ptáče

noun - a very small bird that is not able to fly