gut - vyplenit, vybrakovat, poničit, zničit (vnitřek objektu)

verb - to destroy the inside of a structure, often by fire or other damage

gut - vykuchat, zbavit vnitřností

verb - to remove the internal organs of an animal, especially in preparation for cooking

 

groggy - grogy, vyčerpaný

adjective - too tired, unable to think or work because of being exhausted or sick

gush - řinout se, prýštit, tryskat, valit se, vytékat (o tekutině)

verb - to flow out suddenly and profusely, often with a rushing or spouting sound

 

novice - nováček, začátečník

noun - a person new to and inexperienced in a particular activity, field, or skill

 

removal - stěhování (nábytku)

noun, British English - the act of taking furniture and other things from one house to another

pneumatic drill - sbíječka, pneumatické vrtací kladivo

noun, British English - a large heavy tool that is used to break surfaces, especially road surfaces

jackhammer - sbíječka, pneumatické vrtací kladivo

noun, American English - a large heavy tool that is used to break surfaces, especially road surfaces

overripe - přezrálý (ovoce apod.)

adjective - (of fruit etc.) past the point of being good or safe to eat

unripe - nezralý, nedozrálý

adjective - (of fruit etc.) not fully grown, not ready to be picked and eaten

debut - poprvé vystoupit, poprvé se objevit

verb - (of a show, play, actor or performer) to appear for the first time

 

astute - prozíravý, chytrý, mazaný, prohnaný

adjective - able to understand a situation very quickly and often take advantage of it

 

damp squib - fiasko, propadák

noun, British English, informal - something that is disappointing although it was expected to be exciting or effective

 

upmarket - prvotřídní, luxusní, pro náročné, nóbl

adjective, British English - of very high quality, usually intended to be bought by very rich people

 

upscale - prvotřídní, luxusní, pro náročné

adjective, American English - of very high quality, usually intended to be bought by very rich people