turn in - nahlásit na policii, vydat policii

verb - to take someone to the police because they have committed a crime, to tell the police that somebody has committed a crime

 

spit - rožeň, špíz, jehlice na pečení

noun - a long thin stick that you put through a piece food, usually meat or vegetables, that you roast

busk - vystupovat na ulici jako umělec

verb, British English - to play music, sing or entertain people in a public place, usually for money

squeegee - stěrka (např. na čištění skla)

noun - a tool on a short or long handle with thin rubber edge used for cleaning flat surfaces such as glass, or spreading liquids on surfaces

 

walk out - opustit, odejít (na protest ap.)

verb - to leave a meeting or an unpleasant situation suddenly to show your disapproval of something

 

down - v depresi, smutný, na dně

adjective - very sad or depressed

sleepwear - noční prádlo, oblečení na spaní

noun, formal - clothes that you wear in bed (used usually in shops)

 

football boot - kopačka (obuv na hraní fotbalu)

noun, British English - a special type of shoe that is worn for playing football, usually with studs

 

clippers - nůžtičky, kleštičky (např. na nehty)

noun - a tool used for cutting something, especially nails or hair

 

sequin - flitr (lesklá ozdoba na oblečení)

noun - a very small round piece of metal that is sewn onto clothes to make them look shiny

 

gaffer - mistr, předák (např. na dílně)

noun, British English, informal - a person who is in charge of other workers, especially in a workshop

 

easy on the eye - hezký na pohled, lahodící oku

adjective, informal - pleasant to look at

 

keystroke - úhoz (při psaní na stroji)

noun - the act of pressing a key on a keyboard

faint - malátný, cítící se na omdlení

adjective - feeling very weak, likely to lose consciousness

 

typewritten - psaný na počítači (nebo stroji)

adjective - written on a computer or typewriter