cow - zastrašit, odstrašit, vyděsit

verb - to make someone afraid of you in order to make them listen to you or obey you

 

rat out - donášet na (někoho), žalovat na (někoho), říct (něco an někoho), udat (někoho)

verb, American English, informal - to tell someone (the police, parents, teachers etc.) that somebody did something wrong

 

rat - chytat, lovit krysy (o psovi)

verb - to catch rats

petrified - vyděšený, vystrašený (k smrti), zkamenělý (hrůzou)

adjective - so frightened that you cannot move

 

even - srovnat, vyrovnat (např. skóre)

verb - to make two things equal, e.g. score

inside out - obráceně, naruby, vzhůru nohama

adverb - having the inside on the outside and the other way round

pig-headed - paličatý, umíněný, tvrdohlavý

adjective - very stubborn, refusing to change opinion or decisions, not willing to do what people want

fishy - pochybný, podezřelý, nekalý

adjective, informal - suspicious, probably dishonest

 

eager beaver - pilná včelka, horlivec, snaživec

noun, informal - a person who is very enthusiastic about something (their job, school etc.)

copycat - kdo se opičí (po někom), napodobenina, kdo napodobuje jiné, napodobitel

noun, informal - a person who just copies what somebody else does

inedible - nepoživatelný, nestravitelný, (nebýt) k jídlu

adjective - not possible to be eaten

 

nursing - ošetřovatelství, pečovatelství

noun - the process or the job of taking care of sick or injured people

 

nursing home - domov důchodců, pečovatelský ústav

noun - an institution that takes care of old or sick people

 

tactician - taktik, stratég

noun - a person who is good in using tactics

 

old-age pensioner - důchodce, penzista

noun, British English - a person who is old enough to get a pension from the government