vividly - živě, barvitě, jasně, výrazně

adverb - in a way that produces strong, clear, and detailed images in the mind

barista - barista, přípravce kávy, obsluha v kavárně

noun - a person whose job is to make and serve coffee in a coffee shop

sparkie - elektrikář

noun, British English, informal - an electrician

sparky - živý, čilý, mající jiskru, plný elánu

adjective, British English, informal - full of energy, full of life; lively

brekkie - snídaně

noun, British English, informal - breakfast

smellies - vůně, voňavky, voňavé produkty

noun, British English, informal - scented products, such as perfumes, soaps, body lotions, shower gels, and other items that have a pleasant fragrance

sunnies - sluneční brýle

noun, informal - a pair of sunglasses

mossie - komár

noun, informal - a mosquito (informal Australian)

bestie - nejlepší kámoš, nejlepší kámoška

noun, informal - someone's best friend

bait - škádlit, provokovat, popichovat, dovírat si

verb - to deliberately annoy or provoke someone

bait - nasadit návnadu, nastražit návnadu, políčit návnadu

verb - to prepare a hook or trap with bait for fishing or hunting

 

bait - lákadlo, vábnička, návnada

noun - a thing or a person used to entice or provoke someone into reacting in a particular way, often negatively or impulsively

 

vintage - ročník (vína), sklizeň (vína), víno (určitého ročníku)

noun - the year or place in which wine, especially of high quality, was produced or the wine itself

vintage - archivní, ročníkový (víno)

adjective - (of wine) of very good quality, usually made in a particular year several years back

sliver - kousek, kousíček, odštěpek, úlomek (úzký, dlouhý)

noun - a small, thin piece or fragment that has been cut or broken off from a larger object, often with a sharp or narrow shape