vagabond - tulák, vagabund, pobuda

noun, dated - a person who travels from place to place without a permanent home or job

medley - směska (hudební), hudební směska

noun - a piece of music made from parts of different songs played one after another

 

live off - být živen, nechat se živit

verb - to get the money or food you need to live from someone or something

 

hold back - držet se zpátky

verb - to stop yourself from doing something, to not try as hard as you could

 

block - bránit ve výhledu

verb - to prevent someone from seeing something because you are between them and that thing

 

milk - vydojit, podojit, vyždímat, ždímat (přeneseně)

verb, informal - to get as much money, information or advantage from something or someone as possible

indigenous - domorodý, původní

adjective, formal - having always lived in a particular place rather than coming there from another place

 

disable - porouchat, vyřadit, zablokovat

verb - to prevent something from functioning properly, to damage something so it cannot be used

tenant - nájemník, nájemce

noun - someone who rents a place (apartment, house etc.) from the person who owns it

 

quintuplet - paterče

noun - one of the five children born from the same mother at the same time

trolleybus - trolejbus

noun, British English - an electric bus that takes its power from an overhead wire through a trolley

 

the Middle Ages - středověk

noun - a period in the history that lasted from the 5th to the 15th century

pickpocketing - kapesní krádež

noun - the act of stealing something from someone's pocket, bag etc. when they're not looking

 

break the mould - vyjet ze zajetých kolejí

verb - to do completely different things than what people expect from you or the situation

 

cut off - odříznout (se), izolovat (se)

verb - to prevent someone or something from leaving a place or communicating with other people