buff - nadšenec, odborník, fanoušek

noun - someone who is interested in a particular subject and knows a lot about it

buff - světlehnědý, světle žlutohnědý

adjective - having a pale yellow-brown colour

buff - namakaný, udělaný (se svalnatou postavou)

adjective, informal - (usually of men) with big muscles

buff up - namakat se, udělat si svaly

verb, informal - (usually of men) to exercise in order to make your muscles bigger and to look more attractive

buff - naleštit, leštit

verb - to polish something with a piece of soft cloth to make it shine

snot - sopel, nudle u nosu, nosní hlen

noun, informal -

 

AFK - pryč od klávesnice, nejsem u počítače

adverb - an abbreviation meaning "away from keyboard"

 

narrow down - zúžit, omezit, redukovat, zredukovat

verb - to reduce the number of possibilities or choices by focusing on more specific options

 

wallaby - klokan wallaby

noun - an Australian animal that looks like a smaller kangaroo

smidge - troška, ždibec, krapet, špetka

noun, informal - a very small amount of something

smidgen - troška, ždibec, krapet, špetka

noun, informal - a very small amount of something

 

dupe - důvěřivá oběť, hlupák, naivka (kdo se nechá lehce napálit)

noun - a person who is easily deceived or tricked; a gullible individual

 

naff - mizerný, nevkusný, ubohý, nestylový

adjective, British English, informal - uncool, inferior, of poor quality, tacky

 

dull-witted - hloupý, zabedněný, pitomý

adjective, informal - slow to understand or lacking sharpness of mind; not very intelligent or perceptive

 

half-witted - hloupý, přihlouplý, pitomý

adjective, informal - lacking intelligence or common sense; foolish or silly