blistered - s puchýři, mající puchýře, puchýřovatý

adjective - having blisters

 

blister - způsobovat puchýře, zpuchýřovatět

verb - to form blisters or to make something form blisters

 

blister - bublinka, vada (na nátěru, kovu apod.)

noun - a swelling on a painted surface or the surface of metal

 

fever blister - opar (na rtu)

noun, American English - a painful spot on your lip caused by a virus

 

cold sore - opar (na rtu)

noun - a painful spot on your lip caused by a virus

motor car - automobil

noun, British English, formal - a car

scammer - podvodník

noun, informal - a dishonest person who makes money by tricking people

 

by hook or by crook - všemi prostředky, za každou cenu, ať se děje, co se děje

adverb - using every method possible

 

crook - berla (biskupská, pasáčkova)

noun, informal - a long stick with a curved end carried by a bishop or a shepherd

dinner jacket - smoking, smokink

noun, British English - a special jacket worn at formal occasions, usually with a bow tie

 

baloney - blbosti, nesmysly, voloviny

noun, American English, informal - nonsense or lies

 

drop the ball - pokazit, zpackat, podělat

verb, American English, informal - to make a mistake and spoil something, especially by not paying attention or by being careless

trusty - věrný, spolehlivý, lety prověřený

adjective - that you have had for a long time and you can always rely on (often used humorously)

hatch out - vylíhnout se, líhnout se, vyklubat se

verb - (of birds, reptiles etc.) to come out of the egg, or (of eggs) to break and let a baby animal come out

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