shabby - omšelý, otrhaný, odrbaný, ošuntělý, ojetý, zchátralý

adjective - (of a thing or a place) looking old, dirty, or torn because it has been overused and it has aged

 

be ok with - nevadit (někomu), neobtěžovat (někoho)

verb, informal - a phrase used to say to a person to find out if they do not mind something that is about to happen

 

by bike - na kole

adverb - using a bike

 

by phone - po telefonu, telefonicky

adverb - through a telephone

 

subsequently - následně

adverb, formal - afterwards, after something else

 

concise - stručný, výstižný

adjective - short and clear, saying only important things

lemon - šunt, šmejd, vadný kus

noun, American English, informal - a product that is not working the way it should, a low quality product

 

mediocrity - podprůměrnost, tuctovost

noun - the state of not being very good

 

mediocre - tuctový, průměrný, podprůměrný, nevalný, nic moc

adjective - of an average quality, not very good

 

clean as a whistle - čistý jako ze škatulky

adjective, informal - remarkably clean

 

as old as the hills - starý jako Metuzalém, starý jako lidstvo samo

phrase - extremely old

 

plain as day - jasný, zřetelný, jasný jak facka

adjective, informal - apparent and easily understandable from the clues given

 

happy as a clam - šťastný jako blecha

adjective, American English - very happy, thrilled

 

as common as dirt - jak much, jak vší

phrase, informal - very common, very frequent

 

be sick as a dog - zvracet jak Alík, zvracet jak protrženej

verb, informal - to feel nauseous, to feel extremely sick