adjective, American English, informal
-
very drunk
loaded
- ožralý, opilý
BrE
/'ləʊdɪd/
AmE
/'loʊdɪd/
adjective, American English, informal
-
very drunk (informal)
hammered
- na šrot (velmi opilý)
BrE
/'hæməd/
AmE
/'hæmərd/
adjective, informal
-
very drunk (informal)
chasm
- rokle, strž, propast
BrE
/'kæzəm/
AmE
/'kæzəm/
noun
-
a deep hole in the ground, a gorge, an abyss
inebriated
- podnapilý
BrE
/ɪ'ni:brieɪtɪd/
AmE
/ɪ'ni:brieɪtɪd/
adjective, formal
-
drunk (formal)
kitschy
- kýčovitý
BrE
/'kɪtʃi/
AmE
/'kɪtʃi/
adjective
-
considered to be unfashionable and without style by some people, but enjoyed by other people because they find them cute or funny
kitsch
- kýč
BrE
/'kɪtʃ/
AmE
/'kɪtʃ/
noun
-
decorative objects or works of art that are considered to be unfashionable and without style by some people, but enjoyed by other people because they find them cute or funny
kitty
- fond, bank
BrE
/'kɪti/
AmE
/'kɪt̬i/
noun
-
an amount of money put together by a number of people to be used in a specific way, an amount of money you can win in a game of cards etc.
kitty
- číča, kočička
BrE
/'kɪti/
AmE
/'kɪt̬i/
noun, informal
-
an informal word for a cat, often used by children
dairy
- mléčný
BrE
/'deərɪ/
AmE
/'derɪ/
adjective
-
made from milk
celestial
- nebeský
BrE
/sə'lestɪəl/
AmE
/sɪ'lestʃl/
adjective
-
relating to the sky
peachy keen
- v pohodě, super, skvělý, báječný
BrE
/ˌpi:tʃi'ki:n/
AmE
/ˌpi:tʃi'ki:n/
adjective, American English, informal
-
very good, excellent, wonderful
