hot-tempered - výbušný (povahou), popudlivý

adjective, British English - getting angry very easily and quickly

 

quick-tempered - výbušný (povahou), popudlivý

adjective - getting angry very easily and quickly

temper - výbuch, záchvat vzteku, rozčilení

noun - a period of feeling very angry

temper - výbušná povaha

noun - the tendency to become angry easily or quickly

 

thrill - uchvátit, vzrušit

verb - to make someone feel very excited

 

in contemplation - v procesu zvažování, zvažovaný

adverb, formal - being considered

 

contemplation - hloubání, zamyšlení, zadumání, rozjímání

noun, formal - the act of considering something or thinking about something deeply

 

declutter - uklidit, protřídit, uspořádat

verb - to tidy a place by removing things you do not want or need, or by putting thing where they belong

cornflower - chrpa

noun - a popular wild plant with blue flowers

forsythia - zlatice, zlatý déšť, forzýtie (keř)

noun - a large bush that has hundreds of small yellow flowers in the early spring

 

eat humble pie - sypat si popel na hlavu, přiznat chybu

verb - to admit that you have been wrong, to admit that you have made a mistake

 

humble - prostý, skromný

adjective - not special, not of a high rank

 

humility - pokora, skromnost

noun - the quality of not being proud or not thinking that you are better than others

 

nitpicker - hnidopich

noun, informal - a person who pays too much attention to small details that are not important

nit - hnida (vajíčko mšice)

noun, informal - an egg of a louse