swelter - péci se (vedrem), potit se (vedrem), být zmožený horkem, vařit se ve vlastní šťávě

verb - to be uncomfortably hot, to suffer from intense heat

mason - zedník, kameník

noun - a person whose job is to build or work with stone, brick, or concrete, especially to construct walls and buildings

 

kink - zkroutit se, pokřivit se, zamotat se, ohnout se

verb - to develop or cause to develop a bend, twist

 

graphic - grafický

adjective - related to drawing, pictures, or design, especially using a computer

tender boat - přístavní člun, zásobovací loď, průvodní plavidlo, výsadkový člun

noun, formal - a small boat used to transport people or supplies between a larger vessel (such as a cruise ship or yacht) and the shore or another vessel

tender - přístavní člun, zásobovací loď, průvodní plavidlo, výsadkový člun

noun, formal - a small boat used to transport people or supplies between a larger vessel (such as a cruise ship or yacht) and the shore or another vessel

anonymously - anonymně

adverb - without revealing your name or identity

pique - dotknout se, popudit, vytočit, naštvat, urazit

verb, formal - to make someone feel upset or annoyed

 

congruent - shodný, souhlasný, odpovídající, slučitelný, v souladu

adjective, formal - having the same size and shape; in agreement or harmony

toothpick - párátko

noun - a small, thin stick used for removing food from between the teeth

filament - vlákno, nitka, filament

noun - a very thin thread or fibre, especially one that is long, flexible, and often delicate

 

commute - zmírnit, snížit (trest)

verb, technical - to change a punishment to one that is less severe

 

depredate - plenit, vyplenit, drancovat, vydrancovat, loupit, rabovat, ničit

verb, formal - to steal from or destroy something, especially in a violent or aggressive way

adversity - nepřízeň osudu, neštěstí, těžkosti, útrapy

noun - a difficult or unpleasant situation, especially one that continues for a long time

 

contend - tvrdit, prohlašovat

verb, formal - to state or argue something strongly, especially in a formal context or in disagreement