comb out - rozčesat

verb - to make your hair neat with a comb, to remove tangles and knots from your hair using a comb

 

comb - pročesat (důkladně prohledat)

verb - to search something carefully and systematically

brush - učesat (kartáčem), česat (kartáčem)

verb - to make something smooth or tidy by using a brush

 

beer fear - výčitky z kocoviny

noun, British English, informal - the irrational state of regretting things you did when you were drunk, caused by a hangover

 

polished - vyleštěný, naleštěný

adjective - very clean and shiny

 

fairy godmother - hodná kmotra, pohádková sudička, dobrá víla

noun - a woman with magic powers that helps the main character in a story when in trouble

 

athletics - sport (obecně)

noun, American English - sports

 

track and field - lehká atletika

noun, American English - sports like running, jumping, throwing etc.

 

handle - obchodovat, prodávat, překupovat, kšeftovat

verb - to do business; to buy or sell something, often something illegal

 

handle - manipulovat, zacházet (s něčím), sahat (na něco), uchopit (něco)

verb - to hold something in your hands; to move something with your hands; to pick something up; to touch something

 

view - dohled, výhled, zorné pole, vyhlídka

noun - what can or cannot be seen in a particular situation

 

porky - lež, kec, nepravda

noun, British English, informal - a lie

ventriloquist - břichomluvec

noun - an entertainer who can speak without moving his or her lips

dummy - figurína, panák, krejčovská panna

noun - a large model of a person or a part of the body that is used to show clothes on in a shop or to make clothes

 

homesickness - stesk po domově

noun - the feeling of sadness because you are far from your home and your family