out of order - porouchaný, nefunkční

adjective - not working properly, broken down

family of four - čtyřčlenná rodina

noun - a family consisting of four people

sleight of hand - kejkle, trik, kouzlo (rukou)

noun - a skillful hand movement by which a person performs a trick

in front of - před (místně)

preposition - close to the front of something

a lot of - spousta (čeho)

determiner - a great many of, a large amount of

chest of drawers - prádelník, komoda, zásuvková skříň

noun, British English - a kind of small wardrobe with many drawers

get out of - vyvléknout se z (čeho), vyhnout se (čemu)

verb - to avoid doing something you have to do

 

in spite of - navzdory, přes

preposition - despite, even though something else is true

 

Statue of Liberty - Socha svobody

noun - the collossal statue in New York City that was given to the Americans by the French as a symbol of their freedom

 

of one's own - vlastní

phrase - belonging to you and nobody else

 

a number of - několik

determiner - several, a few

 

in light of - ve světle (čeho)

preposition, American English - because of something that you now see or understand

 

out of whack - rozbitý, porouchaný

phrase, American English, informal - not working properly

 

on behalf of - za (koho), ve jménu (koho)

preposition - in the name of, in place of