carry-on - příruční (např. zavazadlo)

adjective, American English - (of luggage) small and possible to be carried onto a plane with you

 

carry on - příruční (např. zavazadlo)

adjective, American English - (of luggage) small and possible to be carried onto a plane with you

trick - napálit (někoho), nachytat (někoho), udělat si (z někoho) legraci

verb - to do something that will confuse someone, deceive someone etc., especially for fun

 

tutor - doučovat

verb - to teach one student (or a small group), esp. in the student's home

 

purify - vyčistit, očistit (od něčeho)

verb - to make something clean by removing things that do not belong in it

shred - skartovat

verb - to cut a document etc. into very small pieces using a special device

 

Every cloud has a silver lining - všechno zlé je k něčemu dobré

phrase - said to emphasize that every sad or difficult situation has a positive side

notice - povšimnutí, všimnutí (si něčeho), pozornost

noun - the act of seeing something suddenly and paying attention to someone or something

 

rise - nakynout (o těstě)

verb - (of dough) to increase in volume after you add yeast, baking soda etc.

 

candour - upřímnost, otevřenost

noun - the quality of being able to say what you think honestly and openly

 

zap - sejmout (zabít někoho)

verb - to hit (and kill) someone or something suddenly, with a lot of force

loft - půda, podkroví

noun - the room under the roof of the house, often used to store things

 

invigilate - dozorovat (u zkoušky)

verb, British English - to be present at a written exam and check that students aren't cheating

 

wear out - onosit se (o oblečení), opotřebovat se (o oblečení)

verb - (of clothes) to become thinner, damaged or weakened by being used too much

 

frustrating - frustrující

adjective - making you feel irritated because you try to do something with no success