unusually - neobyčejně, nezvykle, zvláštně

adverb - to emphasize that something or someone has more exceptional quality than normal

newbie - nováček

noun, informal - someone who has just started doing something (using computers, doing sports etc.)

Indian summer - babí léto

noun - a period of warm, dry weather in the autumn

warm - přívětivý, srdečný, vřelý

adjective - friendly and loving, showing enthusiasm

 

strike - připadat, přijít, zdát se (někomu něco nebo někdo)

verb - to give someone a particular opinion or impression

 

buzz in - pustit dovnitř (zvonkem)

verb - to electronically and remotely unlock a door for someone

 

underside - spodek, spodní strana

noun - the lower side of something

 

weeding - pletí

noun - the act of taking out wild plants from the ground

chat up - balit, nabalovat (někoho)

verb, British English, informal - to talk to someone in a way that shows that you are sexually attracted to them

 

history - historie, minulost (neaktuální věc)

noun - someone who is not important now, although they were in the past or something that happened in the past and is not important now

 

strain - namoct si, natáhnout si

verb - to injure a muscle or a part of the body by making it work too hard

 

eater - jedlík, strávník

noun - a person that eats a particular amount or type of food

 

stop it - nech toho, přestaň, přestaň s tím

verb - used for saying that something has to stop

 

dry up - vyschnout

verb - to become completely dry

 

post - zveřejnit, vyvěsit, sdílet (např. na internetu)

verb - to make something public, to put something online, to make something available for people to see or read (such as on a social network)