bricks-and-mortar - kamenný (fyzicky existující, např. obchod)

adjective, British English - referring to traditional physical stores or businesses with a physical presence, as opposed to online or virtual establishments

 

small change - drobáky, drobné, malé drobné, drobné mince

noun - coins of low value

 

break - rozměnit (na drobné)

verb, American English - to exchange a banknote for coins

 

neighbourly - přívětivý, milý, přátelský, sousedský (s dobrými sousedskými vztahy)

adjective - friendly and helpful, especially towards the people who live next to you

 

hourly - každou hodinu, co hodinu

adverb - every hour

 

hourly - hodinový (probíhající každou hodinu)

adjective - happening every hour

 

yearly - ročně, každoročně, celoročně

adverb - every year

 

nightly - každonoční, každovečerní

adjective - happening every night

chamois - kamzík

noun - a wild animal that looks like a small goat and lives in the mountains

 

hallowed - svatý, posvěcený, posvátný, uctívaný

adjective - regarded as holy, sacred, or greatly respected

fur - srst

noun - the thick soft hair that covers the bodies of some animals

 

underwhelmed - neohromený, nenadšený, chladný

adjective - not excited, not impressed by something

organically - organicky, ekologicky, přírodně, přirozeně

adverb - in a natural, harmonious, or spontaneous manner; without artificial influence or intervention

 

scarlet fever - spála

noun - an infectious childhood disease caused by group A streptococcus bacteria, characterized by a red rash, high fever, sore throat, and a 'strawberry tongue' appearance

 

dengue fever - horečka dengue

noun - an acute tropical disease caused by a virus which is typically transmitted to humans through the bite of infected Aedes mosquitoes