dire - ubohý, chabý, špatný, hrozný

adjective, British English, informal - very bad, poor

in dire straits - v úzkých, v koncích

adjective - in a difficult situation

 

hot air - kecy, žvásty, prázdná slova, plané řeči

noun - things that someone says that sound impressive, but are not true or have no real value

 

spice - šťáva, grády

noun - something that makes something more interesting or exciting

stag beetle - roháč (brouk)

noun - a large beetle with large mandibles that look like the antlers of a deer

dung beetle - brouk hovnivál, hovnivál, hnojník (brouk)

noun - a type of insect that feed on the feces of animals

shard - krovka

noun - one of the pair of hardened wings of a beetle that protect the actual functional wings

feeler - tykadlo

noun - one of the two long parts on the head of an insect

mandible - kusadlo

noun - a part of the mouth of an insect that is sometimes used to crush food

elytron - krovka

noun - one of the pair of hardened wings of a beetle that protect the actual functional wings

 

bass - okounek, mořčák

noun - one of many kinds of fish (the order perciformes)

 

tenor - tenor

noun - a man's singing voice between baritone and alto

 

alto - alt (hud.)

noun - a singing voice between soprano and tenor

 

crystal - krystal

noun - a kind of solid material where the molecules fit together in a regular pattern

 

negligently - nedbale, lhostejně

adverb, formal - without giving enough attention or care to things or people