pick a fight - vyvolat, začít, vyprovokovat rvačku či hádku

verb - to start a fight, to provoke a fight

optician - oční optik, optik

noun, British English - a specialist whose job is to examine people's eyes and provide them with glasses or contact lenses

 

touch - zmínit, (krátce) mluvit o, poznamenat

verb - to say something briefly

 

hungover - mající kocovinu

adjective - feeling sick because you drank too much the night before

 

wild - divoký, bujný, nespoutaný

adjective - uncontrolled, difficult to control, behaving in an uncontrollable manner

 

Neanderthal - neandertálský

adjective - used to describe a type of primitive people who lived in Eurasia, had a more robust build and used stone tools

 

any more - už ne

adverb - from now on (in negative sentences)

 

inappropriately - nevhodně, nemístně, nepatřičně

adverb - in a way that is not suitable for a particular situation

 

eke out - vyžít, vystačit s (něčím), vydržet na (čem)

verb - to use something carefully because you have only a small amount of it

 

question - pochybnost

noun - doubt, a feeling of not being sure about something

 

by no means - v žádném případě, vůbec, ani náhodou

phrase - in no way

 

chance - riziko, hrozba

noun - a possibility that something unpleasant or dangerous will happen

brewhouse - pivovar

noun - the place where beer is produced

 

unstuck - volný, uvolněný, povolený

adjective - no longer stuck, loose

 

get-well-soon card - přání k brzkému uzdravení

noun - a card that you give someone who is ill to express the hope that they soon recover from the illness