cringey - trapné (o někom, o něčem)

adjective, informal - very embarrassing, usually in connection with something that someone else does or something that you see

cringe - trapné (o někom, o něčem)

adjective, informal - very embarrassing, usually in connection with something that someone else does or something that you see

cringe - trapas, hrůza (zvolání)

particle, informal - used to express the embarrassment that you feel for someone

 

social studies - společenské vědy

noun - a subject that explores various aspects of human society, including its culture, economics, and government

drawing pin - připínáček, napínáček

noun - a small pointy object you use to attach papers and pictures to a board or wall

glue stick - lepicí tyčinka, lepidlo

noun - a tube-shaped tool that helps spread a substance that is used to stick two pieces of something together (e.g. paper)

overripe - přezrálý (ovoce apod.)

adjective - (of fruit etc.) past the point of being good or safe to eat

unripe - nezralý, nedozrálý

adjective - (of fruit etc.) not fully grown, not ready to be picked and eaten

 

ripened - vyzrálý, uzrálý, uleželý (hlavně sýr)

adjective - (mostly of cheese) having a strong taste and smell after not being eaten for a long time

 

backlash - silný odpor, prudká reakce (negativní), ostrá odezva

noun - a strong negative reaction by a large number of people

show off - pochlubit se, chlubit se (něčím, někým), předvádět (něco, někoho)

verb - to show something or someone you are proud of

administrative assistant - asistent administrativy, zástupce pro administrativu

noun - a person whose job involves managing calendars, scheduling appointments, coordinating meetings, drafting correspondence, answering phone calls, managing emails etc.

 

atrocious - otřesný, strašný, příšerný

adjective - extremely bad

romantically - romanticky

adverb - in a way that affects your emotions; connected with love

 

Romantic - romantický

adjective - connected with the artistic and literary movement that originated in Europe in the late 18th and early 19th centuries characterized by a focus on emotion, individualism, imagination, and the celebration of nature