equivocal - dvojznačný, nejednoznačný

adjective - not clear or definite, having more than one possible meaning

off-white - špinavě bílý, smetanový, mírně našedlý, nažloutlý

adjective - describing something that is almost white, but not pure white

 

fossilization - fosilizace, zkamenění

noun - the process by which something becomes fossilized; often used literally for bones or plants turning into fossils, or metaphorically for ideas or behaviors becoming fixed and unchanging

 

intuitive - intuitivní

adjective - based on feelings or instinct, not on reasoning or evidence

 

competence - způsobilost, schopnost, kompetence

noun - the ability to do something well or effectively

 

receptive - receptivní

adjective - related to skills that involve understanding language, such as listening and reading, but not producing it

 

receptive - otevřený, vnímavý, chápavý

adjective - willing to listen to new ideas or accept suggestions

loaded - prachatý, zazobaný

adjective, informal - very rich (informal)

peddler - dealer, překupník, šmelinář

noun, British English - a person who sells illegal or harmful goods, such as drugs

 

peddle - šířit, rozšiřovat, vnucovat (myšlenky, fámy)

verb - to spread an idea, story, or information, especially if it is false or not very valuable

peddle - prodávat nelegálně, šmelit, kšeftovat

verb - to sell illegal or harmful goods such as drugs

 

peddle - podomně prodávat, vnucovat, nabízet (na ulici apod.)

verb - to try to sell goods by going from place to place or by talking to people in a forceful or annoying way

dreamy - zasněný, snivý, duchem nepřítomen

adjective - looking as if you are lost in pleasant thoughts and not noticing what is happening around you

 

earthy - jadrný, drsný, prostořeký, zemitý

adjective - direct, rough, and sometimes offensive in a humorous way, especially about sex or bodily functions

 

lose your temper - ztratit nervy, vybouchnout, neovládnout se

verb, informal - to become upset, to become angry or unable to control one's temper