disco - disko

noun - a music genre popular mainly in 1960s and 1970s

 

dodo - dodo

noun - an extinct bird that had a long beak, long feathers, and could not fly

 

as dead as the dodo - vymřelý, zaniklý, pasé

phrase, informal - no longer existing; no longer favoured

 

pair - spárovat, udělat dvojci

verb - to join two people or things together to make a pair

 

lazybones - lenoch, povaleč

noun - someone who does not want to do anything except sitting or lying

 

withdraw - vybrat (si) (peníze)

verb - to take out money of a cash machine or a bank account

cashpoint - bankomat

noun, British English - a machine into which you insert your credit/debit card and it gives you cash

 

cheap - laciný, povrchní

adjective - of poor quality; of little value

 

aspiring - mající ambice, mající chuť prorazit (v kariéře)

adjective - wanting to succeed in a particular field or career

 

gimmick - udělátko, vychytávka

noun, informal - a clever piece of equipment, a gadget

 

gizmo - udělátko, vychytávka

noun, informal - a clever piece of equipment, a gadget

 

ploy - fígl, trik

noun - something used to trick people into buying something or to gain advantage over people

 

gimmick - fígl, trik

noun - something used to attact people's attention, especially in order to make someone buy something

 

print - tiskací písmo, tiskací písmena

noun - letters that are not connected to each other

 

script - psací písmo

noun - a type of handwriting that uses letters that are connected to each other