checkmate - dát mat

verb - to put the opponent's king in a position from which there is no escape

weatherproof - odolný vůči povětrnostním vlivům, přizpůsobený venkovním podmínkám

adjective - designed to resist damage from rain, snow, or other weather conditions, ensuring durability outdoors

 

go around - obcházet, chodit po, jezdit po, navštěvovat, obíhat

verb - to move from one place to another, especially by visiting different people or places

hinterland - vnitrozemí

noun - the remote or less developed areas of a country, typically far from the coast

scam artist - podvodník, expert na podvody

noun - a fraud, a person who uses other people's confidence to steal from them etc.

rubbish truck - popelářský vůz, popelářské auto

noun, British English - a large vehicle that is used by dustmen to collect rubbish from outside houses

garbage truck - popelářský vůz, popelářské auto

noun, American English - a large vehicle that is used by dustmen to collect rubbish from outside houses

bin lorry - popelářský vůz, popelářské auto

noun, British English - a large vehicle that is used by dustmen to collect rubbish from outside houses

dustcart - popelářský vůz, popelářské auto

noun, British English - a large vehicle that is used by dustmen to collect rubbish from outside houses

 

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

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

 

hold back - držet se zpátky

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

 

suckling - mláďátko, děťátko (pijící mateřské mléko)

noun, literary - a young animal or a baby that is still drinking milk from its mother

 

gaudiness - křiklavost, extravagantnost, okázalost

noun - the state of being extravagant, using bright colours, standing out from the rest etc.

 

homesickness - stesk po domově

noun - the feeling of sadness because you are far from your home and your family

indigenous - domorodý, původní

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