daft - pitomý, praštěný, hloupý, blbý

adjective, British English, informal - silly or stupid

 

frantically - zběsile, horečně

adverb - in a disorganized or hurried way, often in connection with anxiety

 

outrage - naštvanost, vztek, rozhořčení, pobouření

noun - a strong feeling of anger or shock

 

outrage - pobouřit, rozzuřit, rozhořčit, šokovat

verb - to make somebody very angry or very shocked

change - vyměnit

verb - to replace something with something else

 

wager - sázka

noun, formal - a situation in which you risk money on something that might happen

 

wager - vsadit se (že něco)

verb, formal - used to say when you are confident something is true

 

wager - vsadit si, uzavřít sázku

verb, formal - to bet money

 

alleged - údajný, domnělý

adjective, formal - said or thought to be true, without having or giving proof

 

divert - přesměrovat, odklonit

verb - to change direction of something or somebody

 

critter - stvoření, tvor, tvoreček, zviřátko, havěť

noun, American English, informal - a living creature, usually an animal or insect

 

indeed - dokonce

adverb - used to add something to a previous statement

 

impressionistic - neurčitý, nepřesný

adjective - giving a general idea of something rather than clear details

 

impressionable - snadno ovlivnitelný, vnímavý

adjective - easily influenced by someone or something, especially because you are very young

 

unimpressed - neohromený

adjective - not impressed by someone or something