adjective
-
not attractive, not pleasant, not making you want to try it
inviting
- lákavý, půvabný, přitažlivý
BrE
/ɪn'vaɪtɪŋ/
AmE
/ɪn'vaɪt̬ɪŋ/
adjective
-
making you want to try it, taste it, be near it etc.
bear
- jevit, projevovat
BrE
/'beə/
AmE
/'ber/
verb
-
to display something (e.g. signs of something)
load-bearing
- nosný
BrE
/'ləʊdˌbeərɪŋ/
AmE
/'loʊdˌberɪŋ/
noun
-
supporting the weight of something (e.g. a building)
bearer
- nositel
BrE
/'beərə/
AmE
/'berər/
noun
-
the person who carries somethinf
bearable
- snesitelný
BrE
/'beərəbl/
AmE
/'berəbl/
adjective
-
possible to endure
cloche
- ochranný poklop (jídla či rostlin), poklop
BrE
/'klɒʃ/
AmE
/'kloʊʃ/
noun
-
a glass or plastic cover in the shape of a bell that is used to cover young plants to protect them from cold, or to cover food to prevent it from going stale or protect it from insects
cloche
- dámský klobouček (ve tvaru zvonu)
BrE
/'klɒʃ/
AmE
/'kloʊʃ/
noun
-
a woman's hat in the shape of a bell, worn mostly in the 1920s
scammer
- podvodník
BrE
/'skæmə/
AmE
/'skæmər/
noun, informal
-
a dishonest person who makes money by tricking people
by hook or by crook
- všemi prostředky, za každou cenu, ať se děje, co se děje
BrE
/baɪˌhʊk ɔ: baɪ'krʊk/
AmE
/baɪˌhʊk ɔ:r baɪ'krʊk/
adverb
-
using every method possible
crook
- berla (biskupská, pasáčkova)
BrE
/'krʊk/
AmE
/'krʊk/
noun, informal
-
a long stick with a curved end carried by a bishop or a shepherd
dinner jacket
- smoking, smokink
BrE
/'dɪnə ˌdʒækɪt/
AmE
/'dɪnər ˌdʒækɪt/
noun, British English
-
a special jacket worn at formal occasions, usually with a bow tie
baloney
- blbosti, nesmysly, voloviny
BrE
/bə'ləʊni/
AmE
/bə'loʊni/
noun, American English, informal
-
nonsense or lies
drop the ball
- pokazit, zpackat, podělat
BrE
/ˌdrɒp ð'bɔ:l/
AmE
/ˌdrɑ:p ð'bɔ:l/
verb, American English, informal
-
to make a mistake and spoil something, especially by not paying attention or by being careless
trusty
- věrný, spolehlivý, lety prověřený
BrE
/'trʌsti/
AmE
/'trʌsti/
adjective
-
that you have had for a long time and you can always rely on (often used humorously)