acute - akutní, naléhavý

adjective - severe, requiring immediate attention

 

coma - kóma

noun - a state of uncounsciousness from which a person cannot be awakened, usually caused by an injury or an illness

 

emery - smirek

noun - rough powder used to polish wood, metal etc.

superstore - hypermarket

noun - a very large shop selling a large variety of products, usually bigger than a supermarket

wholesale - velkoobchod

noun - the business of selling goods in large quantities, usually not to end users

 

punchbag - boxovací pytel

noun, British English - a stuffed or inflated bag that is used to train boxing or help people vent their anger

 

pleasantly - příjemně, přívětivě, mile

adverb - in a nice, enjoyable way

 

sketch - načrtnout

verb - to draw something quickly, without much detail

passerby - kolemjdoucí (člověk)

noun - a person who is walking past someone or something, especially when something unusual happens

 

legroom - místo na nohy (v autě, ap.)

noun - the amount of space that is available in front of your legs

pry - páčit, vypáčit

verb - to open something, move something etc. with force by using a tool as a lever (e.g. a crowbar)

 

charter - charta, listina (práv)

noun - a formal written statement of the rights of a country's people

 

fumble - těžko hledat slova, špatně se vyjadřovat

verb - to have difficulty speaking clearly or thinking of suitable words

 

fumble - pohrávat si (v prstech), tápat

verb - to do something in a clumsy way, especially when using your hands

 

flow - příliv

noun - the movement of the sea towards the shore