come along - dělej!, pohni si!

verb, British English - used to tell someone to hurry, or to try harder

 

come along - přijít také

verb - to go somewhere with someone

dump - skládka

noun - a place where rubbish or waste is left, usually outside a town

incline - svah, úbočí

noun, formal - a slope

skateboarding - jízda na skateboardu

noun - the activity of riding on a skateboard

 

brief - informovat, dávat instrukce

verb - to give someone detailed instructions about something

 

exaggeration - přehánění, zveličování, nadsázka

noun - a statement that makes something seem bigger, better, etc. than it really is

 

exaggeratedly - přehnaně, nadsazeně, zdůrazněně

adverb - in a way that makes something seem bigger, better, etc. than it really is

exaggerated - přehnaný, nadsazený, zdůrazněný

adjective - made to seem bigger, better, etc. than it really is

 

race - uhánět, běžet jako o závod, hnát, letět

verb - to run, move, work or function very fast

 

tum - bříško (hlavně dětské)

noun, British English, informal - the belly, stomach (especially when talking to children)

blatant - očividný, do očí bijící, nehorázný

adjective - completely obvious, done unashamedly, without caring about others

ballpark - pásmo, rozmezí

noun - the range within which something is close to being correct

ballpark - baseballové hřiště

noun, American English - a baseball ground

 

innit - že? že jo?

phrase, British English, informal - used instead of "isn't it", or any other question tag, such as "don't you", "aren't they" etc. (British English)