takeaway - jídlo prodávané s sebou

noun, British English - a meal bought at a restaurant or a shop and taken somewhere else to be eaten, usually home

 

overflow - přetékat, přetéct

verb - to be so full that nothing else can fit in, and the contents usually fall over the edges

medical kit - lékárna (příruční), lékárnička

noun - a small box with a variety of things to be used in the case of injury, illness etc.

laugh - smát se

verb - to be very happy or amused and show it with an expression on your face and with sounds

 

witness - být svědkem

verb - to be a person who has seen a crime etc. and can tell the police about what happened

cringe - cítit se trapně (za někoho), otřepat se (trapností), cuknout sebou (odporem)

verb, informal - to be very embarrassed or uncomfortable about something that someone else does and sometimes show it by flinching

hinge - pant, závěs dveří

noun - a joint (usually metal) that makes it possible for a door, window etc. to be opened and closed

 

uh-oh - a sakra, a jéje

interjection - the sound we make when we realize we have done something wrong and there's going to be trouble

 

quack - šarlatán

noun, informal - a doctor who only pretends to be a doctor or who is very bad at his/her job

 

sickie - den marodění (hlavně předstíraného)

noun, British English, informal - a day off work or school taken by someone who claims to be ill but actually is not

 

magnanimous - velkorysý, šlechetný, velkodušný

adjective - noble and generous in spirit; willing to forgive an insult or injury and not be petty or vindictive

muscle - sval

noun - a part of the body that can be tightened and relaxed in order to make the body move

goal - branka

noun - the place where the ball must be hit or kicked in order to score (in football, hockey etc.)

 

observably - pozorovatelně, znatelně

adverb - in a way that can be noticed or seen

 

unambiguous - jednoznačný, jasný

adjective - something that can only be understood in one way