adjective
-
causing fear, making you feel afraid (often used humorously)
PTSD
- posttraumatická stresová porucha
BrE
/pɪ: tɪ: es 'dɪ:/
AmE
/pɪ: tɪ: es 'dɪ:/
noun
-
short for "post-traumatic stress disorder"
OCD
- obsesivně kompulzivní porucha
BrE
/ˌəʊ si: 'di:/
AmE
/ˌəʊ si: 'di:/
noun
-
short for "obsessive-compulsive disorder"
bipolar
- bipolární, dvoupólový
BrE
/baɪ'pəʊlə/
AmE
/baɪ'poʊlər/
adjective
-
having or involving two opposite or contrasting aspects
tastefully
- vkusně, s vkusem, decentně
BrE
/'teɪstfəli/
AmE
/'teɪstfəli/
adverb
-
done with subtle elegance or refinement
pumice
- pemza (hornina)
BrE
/'pʌmɪs/
AmE
/'pʌmɪs/
noun
-
a light, porous volcanic rock formed from solidified frothy lava
chore
- nepříjemná práce, nudná povinnost, otravná práce, otrava
BrE
/'tʃɔ:/
AmE
/'tʃɔ:r/
noun
-
something that you have to do that is boring and unpleasant
string up
- pověsit (někoho), oběsit (někoho)
BrE
/ˌstrɪŋ'ʌp/
AmE
/ˌstrɪŋ'ʌp/
verb
-
to kill somebody by hanging them
string up
- vyvěsit, rozvěsit
BrE
/ˌstrɪŋ'ʌp/
AmE
/ˌstrɪŋ'ʌp/
verb
-
to hang something on strings, ropes, cables etc., especially between two things or in a line (such as decorations etc.)
string
- nasadit struny
BrE
/'strɪŋ/
AmE
/'strɪŋ/
verb
-
to put strings on a guitar etc.
horticulture
- zahradnictví (obor)
BrE
/'hɔ:tɪkʌltʃə/
AmE
/'hɔ:rtɪkʌltʃər/
noun
-
the study, practice or science of growing plants, especially flowers, fruit and vegetables
string together
- složit, sestavit, napojit na sebe
BrE
/ˌstrɪŋ tʊ'geðə/
AmE
/ˌstrɪŋ tʊ'geðər/
verb
-
to put together, to connect things together
string
- navléknout (např. na šňůrku)
BrE
/'strɪŋ/
AmE
/'strɪŋ/
verb
-
to put something together in a line on a piece of thread etc.
anaerobic
- anaerobní
BrE
/ˌænə'rəʊbɪk/
AmE
/ˌænə'roʊbɪk/
adjective
-
(of physical exercise) very intensive and done for a short time
aerobic
- aerobní
BrE
/eə'rəʊbɪk/
AmE
/e'roʊbɪk/
adjective
-
(of physical exercise) done with medium intensity for a longer time in order to improve the function of the heart and lungs, e.g. brisk walking, swimming, running, or cycling