disobedience - neposlušnost

noun - the act of not doing what you are told or what you are expected to do

 

disobey - neuposlechnout, nebýt poslušný, neposlouchat

verb - not to do what someone in authority tells you to do, not to respect a rule, a law etc.

 

reek - páchnout, smrdět, čpět

verb - to have a very unpleasant smell

 

hankie - kapesník

noun, informal - a piece of cloth or paper that you use when blowing your nose

 

fricking - k sakru, sakra

adjective, informal - a word we use to make a statement sound more angry

 

highbrow - intelektuální, sofistikovaný, vkusný

adjective - intellectual, of good taste

 

middlebrow - průměrný, obyčejný, průměrného vkusu

adjective - not very intellectual, of average taste

lowbrow - přízemní, nekultivovaný, primitivní, prostý, jednoduchý

adjective - not intellectual, not interested in arts

 

bleeding - sakra, k sakru, kurňa

adjective - a word we use to make a statement sound more angry

 

bleeping - k sakru, sakra, kurňa

adjective, informal - a word we use to make a statement sound more angry

 

frigging - k sakru, sakra

adjective, informal - a word we use to make a statement sound more angry

 

freaking - k sakru, sakra

adjective, informal - a word we use to make a statement sound more angry

snowed under - zavalený, zahlcený

adjective - overwhelmed, having too much to deal with

snowed up - zasněžený, zapadaný sněhem, odříznutý od světa (sněhem)

adjective, British English - to be blocked with snow, to have it impossible to leave a place because of snow

snowed in - zasněžený, zapadaný sněhem, odříznutý od světa (sněhem)

verb, American English - to be blocked with snow, to be unable to leave a place because of snow