sordid - špinavý, odporný, hnusný, ubohý

adjective - very dirty or unpleasant

 

sordid - nemravný, nečestný, mrzký, odporný, nechutný, opovrženíhodný

adjective - involving immoral or dishonourable actions or motives; arousing moral distaste

 

fuss - dělat povyk, dělat si starosti, rozčilovat se (zbytečně)

verb - to show excessive concern or worry about something that is often unimportant or to behave in a nervous or anxious way, especially when trying to fix or arrange something

 

itchy feet - toulavé nohy, touha vycestovat, touha po změně, neposednost

noun, informal - the desire to travel somewhere new or do something different

 

itch - chuť, touha (po něčem)

noun, informal - a strong desire to do something

 

itch - mít hroznou chuť, být celý nedočkavý

verb, informal - to want to do something very much and usually immediately

lag behind - zaostávat, zaostávat za někým, loudat se, pozdit se

verb - to be slower than is expected, to be slower than the rest

tartlet - dortík, košíček, tartletka, tartaletka

noun, British English - a small pastry shell filled with fruit, custard, or other sweet or sometimes savoury ingredients, typically served as an individual portion

 

goldsmith - zlatník

noun - a person who makes or repairs things out of gold, such as jewelry or ornaments

amen - amen

interjection - a word that is used at the end of a prayer

head - stát v čele, vést, řídit

verb - to lead, direct, or be in charge of an organization, group, project, or activity

 

downer - depkař, negativista, zklamání, deprimující zážitek

noun, informal - something or someone that makes people feel sad or disappointed

 

downer - oblbovák, uklidňující prostředek

noun, informal - a drug that relaxes you and often makes you want to sleep

 

poser - pozér

noun, informal - a person who pretends to be something they’re not, usually to impress others

cuss - nadávat, klít

verb, informal - to swear at somebody