curfew - večerka (doba dokdy musí být děti doma)

noun, American English - a time by which children must be home in the evening

imminent - bezprostřední, blízký, hrozící

adjective - certain to happen very soon (especially when talking about something unpleasant or undesirable)

 

prompt - nápověda

noun - words that are spoken to an actor, to remind them what to say next during the performance of a play

 

toil - dřina, namáhavá práce

noun, literary - hard, unpleasant work that makes you feel physically tired

 

bottle bank - kontejner na sklo

noun, British English - a large container into which people can put empty bottles so that the glass can be recycled

 

dweller - obyvatel

noun - a person who lives in a particular place

 

cut down - snížit, omezit

verb - to reduce the number or amount of something

 

instill - vštípit (postoje, nápady, ap.)

verb, American English - to gradually put a feeling, principle or idea into someone's mind

 

instil - vštípit (postoje, nápady, ap.)

verb, British English - to gradually put a feeling, principle or idea into someone's mind

 

stand - kiosek, stánek

noun - a stall or a small shop at which people can buy things or get information, especially in the street or at a market

 

go ape - bláznit, šílet

verb, informal - to become very excited or angry about something

 

go wild - bláznit, šílet

verb, informal - to become very excited about something

 

vulgar - nevkusný

adjective - not having good taste; not polite or well behaved

 

vulgar - sprostý, hrubý

adjective - rude, often referring to sex or parts of the body in an unpleasant way

 

inflexible - neústupný, nepoddajný (člověk)

adjective - (of people) refusing to change their opinions, decisions, etc.