in-line - přímo v textu

adjective - placed directly in the text (i. e. not as a footnote etc.)

 

in-line skating - bruslení, ježdění na kolečkových bruslích

noun - the sport in which you ride in special boots fitted with small wheels arranged in a single line

 

purge - zbavit se (něčeho), vyčistit, pročistit, udělat čistku

verb - to remove undesirable things or people from a place, often by force

 

serf - nevolník

noun - (from feudalism) a person who had to work for a lord

cold cuts - uzeniny, masové řezy

noun, American English - thin slices of cooked meats that are usually eaten cold

sleety - rozbředlý (o sněhu), s plískanicí

adjective - having rain and snow together

sleet - padat déšť se sněhem

verb - to rain and snow together

 

depress - deprimovat, skličovat

verb - to make somebody sad and unhappy

 

well-off - mající dostatek, mající se dobře

adjective - having a lot of something, or as much as you need; being in a good situation or position

 

badly-off - mající finanční nouzi, mající nedostatek, špatně zaopatřený

adjective - not having much money

 

all-day - celodenní

adjective - happening or lasting the whole day

all-day sucker - lízátko (velké)

noun, American English, informal - a large piece of candy on a stick

sucker - lízátko

noun, American English, informal - a piece of candy on a stick

 

Greenwich - Greenwich (místo v Anglii, kterým prochází nultý poledník)

noun - an area of south-east London where you can find the original British Royal Observatory through which the 0 meridian passes

 

mean - střední hodnota, průměr

noun - the average amount or figure