intermittently - občasně, střídavě, nepravidelně

adjective - irregularly, at irregular intervals

intermittent - občasný, střídavý, nepravidelný, přerušovaný

adjective - happening at irregular intervals

attender - účastník (pravidelný), návštěvník (pravidelný)

noun, British English - someone who comes to an event regularly

 

aggregate - úhrn, celkový výsledek, celkový součet, subor, celek

noun, formal - a total amount or sum made up of individual parts; something made of smaller individual parts

 

extension lead - prodlužovací kabel, prodlužovačka

noun, British English - an extra electric wire that you use when the wire of a device is not long enough

 

extension cord - prodlužovací kabel, prodlužovačka

noun, American English - an extra electric wire that you use when the wire of a device is not long enough

 

not for another - až za

preposition - a preposition we use to say that something happens later than one would expect

 

not until - až

conjunction - a conjunction used to express that something happens later than one would expect

 

rowdy - chuligán, výtržník

noun, dated - someone who is loud and noisy, causing trouble

 

cobble - dlažební kámen, dlažební kostka, kočičí hlava (na dláždění vozovek)

noun - a small stone that was used in the past to make the surfaces of roads

 

cobblestone - dlažební kámen, dlažební kostka, kočičí hlava (na dláždění vozovek)

noun - a small stone that was used in the past to make the surfaces of roads

 

moccasin - mokasín (bota)

noun - a comfortable shoe made of soft leather that does not have shoelaces, it usually has large stitches around the front

 

loafer - flákač, lenoch, lajdák

noun - a lazy person who wastes their time when they should be working

loafer - nazouvací bota (bez tkaniček), mokasín (bota)

noun - a leather shoe without shoelaces

trick-or-treat - koledovat (na Halloween), jít na halloweenskou koledu

verb - to go from house to house in costumes asking for candy on Halloween