roughly - hrubě

adverb - in a way that is not smooth or gentle

 

handle - obchodovat, prodávat, překupovat, kšeftovat

verb - to do business; to buy or sell something, often something illegal

 

handle - manipulovat, zacházet (s něčím), sahat (na něco), uchopit (něco)

verb - to hold something in your hands; to move something with your hands; to pick something up; to touch something

 

view - dohled, výhled, zorné pole, vyhlídka

noun - what can or cannot be seen in a particular situation

 

porky - lež, kec, nepravda

noun, British English, informal - a lie

comb out - rozčesat

verb - to make your hair neat with a comb, to remove tangles and knots from your hair using a comb

 

comb - pročesat (důkladně prohledat)

verb - to search something carefully and systematically

brush - učesat (kartáčem), česat (kartáčem)

verb - to make something smooth or tidy by using a brush

 

beer fear - výčitky z kocoviny

noun, British English, informal - the irrational state of regretting things you did when you were drunk, caused by a hangover

 

polished - vyleštěný, naleštěný

adjective - very clean and shiny

 

grow to like - oblíbit si

verb, formal - to start to like something or someone

 

Labour Day - Den práce

noun - a public holiday to honor workers and their contributions celebrated in many countries, typically on the first Monday of September in the United States and Canada, and on May 1st in many other countries

 

labour of love - práce pro radost, práce pro potěšení

noun - something you do not for money but because you like it

 

Labour Party - Labouristická strana

noun - a traditional political party in the UK that represents workers' rights and strives for societal improvement through government initiatives and fair policies

 

labour - dřít se, namáhat se, lopotit se

verb - to work, either physically or mentally, to accomplish a task or produce something