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

 

cornstarch - kukuřičný škrob, kukuřičná mouka

noun, American English - white powder made from corn that is used to make sauces thicker

 

cornflour - kukuřičný škrob, kukuřičná mouka

noun, British English - white powder made from corn that is used to make sauces thicker

zee - zet, písmeno Z

noun, American English - the letter Z

teethe - mít rostoucí zoubky (o dítěti)

verb - (of a baby) to have the first set teeth growing

 

in writing - písemně, v písemné formě

adverb - in written form

 

exposure - podchlazení

noun - a medical condition resulting from spending too much time in cold weather without enough protection

 

exposure - publicita

noun - public attention, attention given to something on TV, in newspapers etc.

 

exposure - odhalení, prozrazení

noun - the act of revealing the truth about someone, especially something bad or dishonest