slick - uhladit, uhladit si, ulízat, ulízat si (vlasy)

verb - to apply something to hair to make it shiny or smooth

 

slick - ropná skvrna, olejová skvrna

noun - a thin, often shiny layer of a slippery substance, like oil or grease

 

slick - dokonalý, propracovaný, vybroušený, vyladěný

adjective - efficient or well-executed, often in a stylish way

 

slick - uhlazený, úlisný, vychytralý, mazaný

adjective - skillful or impressive but often in a way that lacks sincerity

 

slick - kluzký, hladký

adjective - smooth or slippery in texture or appearance

 

relapse - mít recidivu, znovu onemocnět, znovu propadnout (neřesti), vrátit se (do deprese, ke špatnému chování apod.)

verb, technical - to become ill again or experience the return of a negative state

 

relapse - recidiva, relaps, opětovné zhoršení (zdravotního stavu apod.), návrat (k neřesti)

noun, technical - the return of an illness or negative state after a period of improvement

 

theatrical - teatrální, afektovaný, strojený

adjective - characterized by exaggerated or dramatic behaviour or style

 

theatrical - divadelní, dramatický

adjective - relating to the theatre or dramatic performances

 

sill - parapet, pražec, práh

noun - a horizontal piece at the bottom of a window or door frame, typically designed to support the frame and prevent water from entering

parapet - nízká zídka (ochranná), ochranná zídka (na střeše, na mostě), ohrazení

noun, technical - a low protective wall along the edge of a roof, balcony, bridge, or similar structure to prevent people from falling over the edge

stomp - dupnout, dupat, zadupat

verb - to hit the ground with the bottom of your foot or feet

 

stamp - rozčileně kráčet, dupat

verb - to walk angrily and noisily

 

perky - energický, čilý, veselý, živý

adjective, informal - cheerful, lively, and full of energy

dishy - sexy, hezký, pohledný, fešácký (hlavně muž)

adjective, British English, informal - (usually of a man) very attractive or sexually appealing