ferryman - převozník

noun - a person who operates a boat or ferry to transport people or goods across a river or other body of water

 

advice columnist - člověk odpovídající na dotazy čtenářů

noun, American English - a person who answers readers' questions in a magazine or a newspaper

 

agony uncle - muž odpovídající na dotazy čtenářů

noun, British English - a man who answers readers' questions in a magazine or a newspaper

 

agony aunt - žena odpovídající na dotazy čtenářů

noun, British English - a woman who answers readers' questions in a magazine or a newspaper

 

theatrical - teatrální, afektovaný, strojený

adjective - characterized by exaggerated or dramatic behaviour or style

 

theatrical - divadelní, dramatický

adjective - relating to the theatre or dramatic performances

 

sill - parapet, pražec, práh

noun - a horizontal piece at the bottom of a window or door frame, typically designed to support the frame and prevent water from entering

parapet - nízká zídka (ochranná), ochranná zídka (na střeše, na mostě), ohrazení

noun, technical - a low protective wall along the edge of a roof, balcony, bridge, or similar structure to prevent people from falling over the edge

stomp - dupnout, dupat, zadupat

verb - to hit the ground with the bottom of your foot or feet

 

stamp - rozčileně kráčet, dupat

verb - to walk angrily and noisily

 

perky - energický, čilý, veselý, živý

adjective, informal - cheerful, lively, and full of energy

dishy - sexy, hezký, pohledný, fešácký (hlavně muž)

adjective, British English, informal - (usually of a man) very attractive or sexually appealing

golfer - golfista, hráč golfu

noun - a person who plays the game of golf, either as a hobby or professionally

 

destitute - bez prostředků, chudobný, nuzný, zcela nemajetný

adjective - lacking the basic necessities of life, such as food, shelter, or money; completely impoverished

 

impasse - slepá ulička, patová situace, bezvýchodná situace, mrtvý bod

noun - a situation in which progress is impossible, especially because of disagreement