in-laws - tchán a tchyně, manželovi/manželčiny rodiče

noun, informal - a parent of your wife or husband or a member of her or his family

 

put two and two together - dát si dvě a dvě dohromady

verb - to work out the truth about a situation from what you see, hear, etc.

 

oops-a-daisy - jejda (zvolání, hlavně u dětí)

interjection, informal - an exclamation you use when a small accident happens, usually when a small child falls

 

bric-a-brac - cetky, tretky, drobné laciné ozdoby

noun, British English - small decorative objects with very little value

 

chock-a-block - natřískaný, namačkaný, přeplněný

adjective, British English, informal - completely full of things or people

 

on a budget - s omezenými finančními prostředky, s omezeným rozpočtem, musící šetřit

adverb - without much money to spend on something

 

to a T - perfektně, , dokonale, (padnout) jako ulitý

adverb, informal - absolutely, exactly, totally

 

a far cry - na hony vzdálený, něco zcela jiného, nebe a dudy

noun - completely different

 

give a party - pořádat večírek

phrase - to host a party

a lot of - spousta (čeho)

determiner - a great many of, a large amount of

 

in a minute - za chviličku, za chvilku, za minutku, hned

adverb - in a moment

 

in a row - po sobě, za sebou

adverb - one after the other

 

a day off - den volna

noun - a day when you don't have to go to work

 

a year ago - před rokem

adverb - one year before now

 

once a month - jednou za měsíc

adverb - one time in a month