narrate - vyprávět

verb, formal - to tell a story

 

turn away - odmítnout, nepustit, poslat pryč, nenechat vejít

verb - to refuse to accept someone or to let somebody enter

 

Purgatory - očistec

noun - the place where, according to some religions, the spirit of a dead person is sent to suffer for their sins before they can go to heaven

 

scoff - posměšek, výsměch

noun - something that is said in a mocking way

 

scoff - vysmívat se, říci s výsměchem

verb - to say something in a mocking way

 

caution - udělit napomenutí, udělit výstrahu

verb, British English, formal - to give a formal warning to somebody (especially one that says that the next time they do something wrong or illegal, they will be punished)

 

caution - napomenutí, výstraha (např. policejní)

noun, British English - a warning given by the police for minor violations

 

caution - varovat

verb, formal - to warn somebody about possible dangers or problem

attender - účastník (pravidelný), návštěvník (pravidelný)

noun, British English - someone who comes to an event regularly

 

aggregate - úhrn, celkový výsledek, celkový součet, subor, celek

noun, formal - a total amount or sum made up of individual parts; something made of smaller individual parts

 

moderator - moderátor, předseda, prostředník (diskuze, debaty apod.)

noun - a person whose job is to control a discussion between people or to help them reach an agreement

settled - neměnný, ustálený, stálý

adjective - not likely to change

below zero - pod nulou, bod bodem mrazu

adverb - (of temperatures) lower than 0 degrees Celsius

 

wise guy - chytrák, chytrolín (hanlivě)

noun, American English, informal - somebody who thinks they are very clever or know more than other people and shows it in a way that is annoying

 

wise up - dostat rozum, zmoudřet, probrat se

verb, American English, informal - to start to realize the truth about something, usually something bad or unpleasant