surpassing - mimořádný, výjimečný, nedostižný

adjective - extremely good, much better than anything else

 

second best - druhořadý, nouzový, náhradní, přijetelný

adjective - acceptable but worse than the best and not wanted so much

 

neat - super, parádní, bezva

adjective, American English, informal - very good, excellent

 

neat - šikovný, chytrý (např. řešení)

adjective - simple, yet clever and effective

 

neat - pořádkumilovný, pořádný

adjective - liking things tidy and arranged

 

cushion - tlumit, ztlumit, zmírnit, chránit vycpávkou

verb - to make the effect of a fall or hit softer or less painful

 

cushion - zmírňující opatření, ochrana (hlavně finanční)

noun - something that protects someone from being affected by something bad or unpleasant

 

cushion - vycpávka, ochrana, ztlumení, polštář

noun - something that protects one object from hitting another object

 

unwillingly - neochotně, nerad, nedobrovolně

adverb - without wanting to do something

rogue - nepoctivý, jednající na vlastní pěst, odpadlý, jednající proti pravidlům

adjective - someone, especially a police officer or soldier, who acts alone or against the rules instead of following orders

informant - informátor

noun - a person who secretly gives the police information about criminals or crimes

 

bodycam - policejní kamera (na těle policisty), kamera na těle

noun - a small camera worn on a police officer's uniform to record what happens while they are on duty

 

plant - podstrčit, nastrčit, narafičit

verb - to secretly put something where it will be found later, often to make someone look guilty

forensic - forenzní

adjective - connected with scientific methods used by the police to solve crimes, such as studying fingerprints or DNA

tip off - nahlásit (policii), udat (policii), varovat (policii), dát tip (policii)

verb - to secretly tell someone important information, usually to warn them or help the police