fussy - malicherný, věčně nespokojený, zbytečně se rozčilující

adjective - getting angry unnecessarily, giving too much attention to details

drunk - opilý

adjective - under the influence of alcohol, having drunk too much

 

strained - zmožený, strhaný

adjective - exhausted and worried from too much work or trouble

 

overrated - přeceňovaný, přeceněný

adjective - getting more attention than it deserves, valued too highly

mouthy - hubatý, upovídaný, prostořeký

adjective, informal - talking too much, often in a rude, disrespectful way

 

brainiac - bedna (chytrý člověk), intelektuál

noun, informal - a person who is extremely intelligent, perhaps too much

overthink - příliš přemýšlet, zbytečně analyzovat, přemýšlet až moc, rozebírat do detailů

verb - to think about something too much or for too long, often making it seem more complicated or worrying than it really is

negligence - nedbalost

noun, formal - the fact of not giving enough care or attention to someone or something

experienced - zkušený, zběhlý

adjective - having enough knowledge about something because you have done it many times before

afford - dovolit si, moci si dovolit (finančně)

verb - to have enough money in order to buy something or pay for something

 

recommend - doporučit

verb - to tell someone that something is good enough to buy/read/see etc.

wilt - vadnout, zvadnout, uvadnout

verb - to become weak or limp, esp. of flowers that don't have enough water

 

old-age pensioner - důchodce, penzista

noun, British English - a person who is old enough to get a pension from the government

drain - vysát, vycucnout (energii), vybíjet, docházet, ubývat (o energii, elektřině)

verb - to use too much of something, e.g. money, power, energy

judgy - přehnaně kritický, odsuzující, soudící, kritický

adjective - tending to judge others harshly or too quickly; overly critical