stage fright
stage fright - nervozita (před vystoupením), tréma (před vystoupení)
BrE
/'steɪdʒˌfraɪt/
AmE
/'steɪdʒˌfraɪt/

noun - the feeling of nervousness and fear that you feel before a public performance

butterflies
butterflies - nervozita, tréma, šimrání v břiše
BrE
/'bʌtəflaɪz/
AmE
/'bʌt̬ərflaɪz/

noun - the feeling of nervousness and anticipation

 
weight - zatížit (aby neuletělo)
BrE
/'weɪt/
AmE
/'weɪt/

verb - to put something heavy on an object to keep it in place

 
weigh - zvážit, zvažovat, uvážit
BrE
/'weɪ/
AmE
/'weɪ/

verb - to consider something

 
USB - USB
BrE
/ˌju:es'bi:/
AmE
/ˌju:es'bi:/

noun - a standard for connecting a variety of devices to a computer (keyboards, mouses, printers, microphones etc.)

USB stick
USB stick - USB, flashdisk
BrE
/ˌju:es'bi: stɪk/
AmE
/ˌju:es'bi: stɪk/

noun - a kind of small, removable data storage device

 
curate - realizovat (výstavu apod.)
BrE
/kjʊə'reɪt/
AmE
/kjʊ'reɪt/

verb - to be in charge of an exhibition

 
curate - vybírat, pečlivě vybírat, sestavit
BrE
/kjʊə'reɪt/
AmE
/kjʊ'reɪt/

verb - to carefully select things to be included in a collection

sleazy
sleazy - nemravný, oplzlý, neslušný, hnusný, odporný
BrE
/'sli:zi/
AmE
/'sli:zi/

adjective - indecent, immoral or dirty, often because of sex being involved

sleazy
sleazy - špinavý, hnusný, zaplivaný, ušmudlaný (místo apod.)
BrE
/'sli:zi/
AmE
/'sli:zi/

adjective - (of a place) dirty and neglected

heat up
heat up - rozehřát, zahřát
BrE
/ˌhi:t 'ʌp/
AmE
/ˌhi:t 'ʌp/

verb - to make something warm or hot

 
cut out - vystřihnout, vyříznout
BrE
/ˌkʌt'aʊt/
AmE
/ˌkʌt'aʊt/

verb - to remove something from something else using scissors or a knife

 
tight-fisted - lakomý, skoupý
BrE
/ˌtaɪt 'fɪstɪd/
AmE
/ˌtaɪt 'fɪstɪd/

adjective, informal - unwilling to spend or give money

 
city centre - centrum, střed města
BrE
/ˌsɪti 'sentə/
AmE
/ˌsɪt̬i 'sentər/

noun, British English - the main business area of a city

 
come along - dělej!, pohni si!
BrE
/'kʌm ə'lɒŋ/
AmE
/'kʌm ə'laɔ:ŋ/

verb, British English - used to tell someone to hurry, or to try harder