alphabet - abeceda

noun - the set of letters used in a particular language

 

semaphore - semafor (abeceda)

noun - a signalling system based on the waving of a pair of hand-held flags in a particular pattern

Morse code - Morseova abeceda, morseovka

noun - a system of communication developed by Samuel Morse that uses sequences of short and long signals, known as dots and dashes, to represent letters, numbers, and punctuation

 

plastered - ožralý, zkárovaný

adjective, informal - very drunk

sloshed - nametený, nalitý, opilý

adjective, informal - drunk

tanked - nametený, nalitý, opilý

adjective, informal - drunk

smashed - totálně sťatý, na šrot (opilý)

adjective, informal - extremely drunk

buzzed - nadšený

adjective, informal - excited

buzzed up - v náladě, lehce opilý

adjective, American English, informal - slightly drunk

buzzed - v náladě, lehce opilý

adjective, American English, informal - slightly drunk

thirds - třetí přidání, další přidání, druhý nášup (jídla)

noun, informal - an additional serving of food taken after someone has already had seconds

seconds - přidání, přídavek, další porce, nášup (jídla)

noun, informal - an extra portion of food that someone takes after finishing their first serving

fizz - šampus, šampáňo

noun, British English, informal - champagne or another sparkling wine

turn heads - budit pozornost, přitahovat pozornost (svým vzhledem nebo chováním)

verb - to attract a lot of attention or make people notice you, usually because of your appearance or something impressive you do

 

back up - podpořit (někoho), krýt záda (někomu), stát při (někom)

verb - to support someone, especially by agreeing with them, helping them, or defending them in a situation