carol - koledovat, zpívat koledy

verb - to sing Christmas songs, especially in front o people's doors

budget - levný, úsporný

adjective - very cheap

 

corner shop - večerka (obchod)

noun, British English - a place where you can buy food, newspapers, toiletries etc., usually located in a residential part of a town and has long opening hours

convenience store - večerka (obchod)

noun - a place where you can buy food, newspapers, toiletries etc., usually located in a residential part of a town and has long opening hours

 

escort - doprovázet, doprovodit, eskortovat

verb - to go with someone to a place to be sure that the person really left, or to protect them

for kicks - se srandy, pro legraci, pro zábavu

phrase, informal - done for a laugh without serious intentions

 

vacate - vyklidit, opustit

verb, formal - to leave a seat, room, building, etc. usually to make it available for other people

 

put down - uložit (ke spánku)

verb - to put someone to bed

to the letter - přesně, do detailu, do písmene, do puntíku

phrase - doing exactly what you are told to do, paying attention to every detail

 

neighbouring - sousední, přilehlý, okolní

adjective - located next to someone or something

needle - jehla, injekční jehla

noun - a very thin, hollow piece of metal used to put medicine into the body, to take blood etc.

 

at hand - aktuální, právě řešený (např. problém)

adjective - (of a problem, issue etc.) being dealt with right now

 

at hand - nedaleký, blízký, na dosah

adjective - not distant

 

related - související, spojený, mající spojitost

adjective - having something in common with something or somebody

ridicule - výsměch, posměch

noun - the act of saying things that make someone look silly