have a lesson - mít lekci, mít hodinu

verb - to spend time giving or taking a lesson

 

mid-thirties - polovina třicátých let (věk či časové období)

noun - the time of life between 34 and 36

 

get around to - dostat se k (něčemu)

verb - to (finally) find the time to do something

 

when - když, až

conjunction - a conjunction indicating the time that something happens

first - první

determiner - coming before all others in time or order

nowadays - v dnešní době

adverb - at the present time, not in the past

bail - kauce

noun - the money that is paid so that a person who is accused of a crime can be free until the day of the trial

in this day and age - v dnešní době, v současnosti

adverb - nowadays, at the present time, in the modern world

 

bender - tah, flám, chlastačka

noun, informal - a time when people drink a lot of alcohol

 

barfly - štamgast, barový povaleč, hospodský povaleč

noun, American English, informal - someone who spend a lot of time in bars

 

approach - přiblížení se, přibližování

noun - the fact of getting nearer in time or distance

 

lapse - (uplynulá) doba, období

noun - a period of time passing between two events happening

 

coming - příchod

noun - the time when someone comes or something new starts

 

provisional - provizorní, dočasný

adjective - only for a short time, likely to be changed

 

fiddle about - poflakovat se, flákat se, povalovat se

verb, British English, informal - to waste time doing nothing or doing something unimportant