warped - zvrácený, pokřivený, zdeformovaný (charakter, myšlenka apod.)

adjective - distorted in a way that is abnormal or unnatural, often referring to thoughts or perceptions

 

warp - deformace, zkřivení

noun - a distortion or bend in an object, often a physical surface

 

warp - zkřivit, zdeformovat, zkroutit

verb - to twist or bend out of shape, especially due to heat or moisture

flop - propadák, neúspěch, fiasko

noun, informal - a complete failure, especially in performance or entertainment

 

heartbreaking - srdceryvný, srdcervoucí

adjective - causing intense emotional pain or sadness

shrew - semetrika, megera, fúrie

noun, dated - a bad-tempered or aggressively assertive woman

shrew - rejsek (zvíře)

noun - a small insect-eating mammal resembling a mouse with a long pointed snout

 

mothball - zakonzervovat, přestat používat (dočasně)

verb - to stop using something, especially a plan, project, or piece of equipment, but keep it in good condition so that it can be used again in the future

 

mothball - naftalínová kulička, kulička proti molům

noun - a small ball of naphthalene or a similar chemical used to prevent moths from damaging clothes or fabrics when stored

 

nebulous - nejasný, mlhavý (přeneseně)

adjective, formal - indistinct, vague, or unclear; lacking definite form or limits

 

monolithic - nepružný, zkostnatělý (např. systém)

adjective - large, uniform, often implying rigidity and resistance to change

 

monolithic - monolitický, jednolitý, masivní

adjective - large, powerful, solid, impressive

monolith - monolit

noun - a large single upright block of stone, often used as a monument or a geological feature

 

latent - latentní, skrytý, utajený

adjective - existing, but not yet developed, active, or visible

 

throng - nahrnout se, hrnout se, valit se (dav)

verb, literary - to go somewhere in large numbers, to be somewhere in large numbers