hack - trik, vychytávka, zlepšovák

noun - a clever or improvised solution or technique for solving a problem more effectively, often in computing or everyday life

holster - pouzdro (na pistoli apod.)

noun - a holder or carrying case for a handgun or a similar object, typically worn on a belt or under the arm

spectrum - spektrum, škála, paleta, rozsah

noun - a continuous range or sequence of something, such as wavelengths of light, or the range of different opinions, activities, or qualities

haft - rukojeť, násada, topůrko (u nože, sekery apod.)

noun, technical - a haft is the handle of a weapon or tool, especially of a knife or axe

bisque - hustá polévka z mořských plodů

noun - a thick, creamy soup made from shellfish

chowder - hustá rybí polévka (z ryb nebo mořských plodů)

noun - a thick soup or stew usually made fish or seafood and vegetables

 

tripe - nesmysly, hlouposti, bláboly, hovadiny, kraviny

noun, British English, informal - something that is considered silly, nonsense, or worthless

tripe - dršťky

noun - the stomach lining of a cow or other ruminant animal, often prepared as food

 

reflective - odrazivý, reflexní, odrážející

adjective - able to send back light, heat, sound, etc., from a surface

 

reflective - přemýšlivý, zamyšlený, hloubavý, zahloubaný, rozjímavý, přemítavý

adjective - thinking deeply or carefully about something, often involving introspection or consideration of past events and experiences

invalid - invalida, nemohoucí člověk, invalidní osoba, dlouhodobě nemocný člověk

noun - a person who needs to be cared for due to illness, disability, or injury

 

invalid - mylný, nesprávný, chybný, neopodstatněný

adjective - not correct or based on truth

 

invalid - neplatný, neprávoplatný, zrušený

adjective - not legally or officially acceptable

discharge - zbavit, zrušit, osvobodit (od něčeho), zprostit (právní povinnosti, dluhu apod.)

verb - to officially relieve someone of a legal duty or debt

discharge - vypouštět, vypustit, uvolnit (kapalinu, plyn)

verb - to send out a substance, such as gas or liquid, often as a part of a process