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

 

archetypal - typický ve všech ohledech, archetypální

adjective, formal - very typical, having all the typical qualities of a certain type of person or thing

 

leverage - pákový efekt

noun, technical - the use of a lever and a small amount of force to lift a heavy object

 

snappy - výstižný, svižný, k věci, energický, pohotový, mající spád

adjective - concise and clever, often in an amusing or witty way

 

snappy - úsečný, nevrlý, útočný

adjective - reacting in an angry, bad-tempered way

 

caricaturist - karikaturista

noun - a person who creates caricatures

 

vaguely - nepřítomně; duchem mimo

adverb - in an absent-minded way, not paying attention or thinking about what you are doing

 

sore - naštvaný, podrážděný, rozzlobený

adjective, American English, informal - feeling angry or upset because of something unfair

 

unwarranted - bezdůvodný, neoprávněný, nepovolený

adjective - unnecessary, not reasonable, not justified

mend - spravit (např. oblečení), zašít, záplatovat, zazáplatovat

verb - to fix a hole in something (especially in a piece of clothing)

 

competitiveness - konkurenceschopnost

noun - the ability to compete with others, to be as good as others or slightly better

 

intermission - přestávka (v divadle)

noun, American English - the break between acts in a theatre

handprint - otisk ruky

noun - a mark left by someone's hand