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)

 

up and around - zase zdravý, zase jako rybička, zase na nohách

adverb, American English - healthy again, being able to go out again, esp. after you've been ill

 

undue - přílišný, příliš velký, přehnaný, nepatřičný

adjective, formal - more than necessary, excessive

 

implausible - nerealistický, nevěrohodný, nemožný

adjective - not believable, not realistic, seemingly impossible

hot - pociťující horko

adjective - having a feeling that the temperature is very high

heat up - rozehřát, zahřát

verb - to make something warm or hot

 

cut out - vystřihnout, vyříznout

verb - to remove something from something else using scissors or a knife

 

tight-fisted - lakomý, skoupý

adjective, informal - unwilling to spend or give money

 

city centre - centrum, střed města

noun, British English - the main business area of a city

 

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