clog up - ucpat se, zanést se, zacpat se, ucpat, zanést, zacpat

verb - to become blocked, so things cannot pass through anymore; to block something

 

pop your clogs - natáhnout bačkory (zemřít)

verb, British English - to die (humorously)

clog - dřevák (bota), bota ze dřeva s koženým vrchem, robustní pantofel

noun - a shoe that is made of wood; a shoe that has a wooden sole and a simple leather top

 

glacial - nepřátelský, chladný, ledový

adjective - extremely unfriendly (e.g. a look or expression)

 

glacial - ledový, ledovcový, velmi chladný

adjective - relating to glaciers, ice or something extremely cold

 

verbatim - doslovný

adjective - exactly copying the words that were spoken or written

 

verbatim - doslovně, doslova, slovo od slova

adverb, formal - exactly the same way as something was spoken or written

drama - dramatický pořad, vážný seriál, drama

noun - a TV programme or a film that is serious, not a comedy

 

arrival - příchozí (člověk), přírůstek (nový člen)

noun - a person or thing that comes to a place or becomes a member of a group

arrival - příchod, příjezd

noun - the act of coming to a place

 

crumple - posmutnět (v obličeji), zkroutit se (obličej)

verb - (of a face) to become sad or disappointed, as if wanting to cry

creased - pomačkaný, zmuchlaný, zmačkaný, vrásčitý

adjective - marked with a line or lines caused by being folded, pressed or crushed

 

crumple - zhroutit se, sesypat se (např. při zranění nebo v šoku)

verb - (of a person) to fall to the ground suddenly and usually in an uncontrolled way

crumple up - zmačkat, zmuchlat, zmačkat se, pomačkat se

verb - to become or make something (such as paper) wrinkled, not smooth anymore

 

extortion - vydírání, vynucování, vymáhání

noun - the act of getting something from someone by using threats or trickery