drunken - opilý

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

 

modesty - skromnost, nevelikost

noun - the state of being not too big, large or important

 

sick and tired - mající dost (čeho), mající plné zuby (čeho), mající po krk (čeho)

adjective, informal - having had too much of something, fed up with something

 

flat - defekt, píchlá pneumatika

noun, American English - a tyre that does not have enough air inside, usually because of a hole

 

neglectfully - nedbale

adverb, formal - in a way that doesn't give enough care or attention to someone or something

 

collapse - kolaps, selhání, zhroucení

noun - the act of falling down or falling apart because something is not strong enough

 

make way for - udělat místo (někomu či něčemu), ustoupit z cesty

verb - to move back or move aside so that someone or something has enough room

 

boastful - chvástavý, namyšlený, vychloubavý, chlubivý

adjective - talking with too much pride about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities

pastel - pastelový

adjective - of a soft, light color, usually gentle and not too bright

 

unspeakable - příšerný, nepopsatelný

adjective, literary - too bad or shocking that you cannot describe it in words

off the top of your head - jen tak z hlavy, bez přípravy

adverb - without having to think about something too much or check facts

 

unbearably - nesnesitelně, neúnosně

adverb - in a way that is too unpleasant or annoying to tolerate

egotistic - egoistický

adjective - thinking and talking about oneself too much, only interested in oneself

bulky - rozměrný, velký, rozložitý, neskladný, objemný

adjective - difficult to store because it takes up too much space; cumbersome

 

nitpicking - hnidopišství

noun, informal - giving too much attention to small details that are not important