cutting - výstřižek (z novin)

noun, British English - a piece of paper etc. that has been cut out of a larger piece

 

outline - nastínit, načrtnout

verb - to describe only the most important parts of something and leave out the details

 

take the edge off - zmírnit (např. stres), odreagovat (se), uvolnit (se)

verb - (of alcohol etc.) to make someone less stressed out, less angry, less anxious etc.

kitschy - kýčovitý

adjective - considered to be unfashionable and without style by some people, but enjoyed by other people because they find them cute or funny

 

goldsmith - zlatník

noun - a person who makes or repairs things out of gold, such as jewelry or ornaments

 

spin - odstředit, odstřeďovat, ždímat, vyždímat (prádlo)

verb - to get water out of your laundry using a special cycle in your washing machine

 

snort - frkat, frknout, zafrkat, odfrknout si

verb - to blow out air through the nose, especially in a way that makes a sound

 

through - skrz, skrze

preposition - going in at one end and out at the other, e.g. tunnels, doors, passages etc.

 

poop - kakat

verb - to let the solid waste material come out of your body (esp. in the bathroom)

burp - krkat, říhat, krknout si, říhnout si

verb - to allow air to come out of your stomach with a noise in your throat

 

spray - stříkat, rozprašovat

verb - (of water etc.) to come out of small holes in small drops in all directions

from - z, ze, od, ode

preposition - beginning at, sent by, out of; indicating the place where something started, began, originated etc.

pee - čůrat, čurat, močit

verb, informal - to go to the toilet and let the yellowish liquid come out of your body

pottery - hrnčířství, hrnčířské zboží

noun - a skill or art of making pots out of clay, the products made from clay

 

scrapbook - sešit k nalepování výstřižků

noun - a book into which you put things cut out from a newspaper or magazine etc.