marketplace - tržní prostředí

noun - the economic system in which companies compete to sell products and services

 

audacious - odvážný, nebojácný, smělý, troufalý

adjective, formal - showing a lot of courage, confidence, or a willingness to take risks

 

moderately - středně, průměrně, umírněně, přiměřeně, mírně, nevýrazně

adverb - to some degree but not a great degree; fairly but not very

 

legalese - právnická hantýrka, žargon (právníků)

noun, informal - language used by lawyers that is difficult to understand for most people

 

neighbourly - přívětivý, milý, přátelský, sousedský (s dobrými sousedskými vztahy)

adjective - friendly and helpful, especially towards the people who live next to you

 

gossipy - pomlouvačný, plný drbů, klevetivý

adjective - tending to engage in or spread personal information or rumors about others

hail - padat kroupy

verb, dated - to fall from the sky in the form of small ice balls

 

clairvoyant - jasnovidný

adjective - having powers to see the future events or communicate with the dead

 

Caucasian - bílý, bělošský (rasa)

adjective - related to a member of the race of people with pale skin

shave - odříznout, odkrojit (malou část, tenké plátky)

verb - to cut very thin pieces or slices from the surface of something

shave off - odříznout, odkrojit (malou část, tenké plátky)

verb - to cut very thin pieces or slices from the surface of something

barbecue - grilovat, grilovat venku, grilovat na roštu, opékat (venku)

verb - to cook food, especially meat or vegetables, on a metal frame outdoors

caroller - koledník (kdo zpívá vánoční koledy)

noun - a person who goes from house to house singing carols on Christmas

 

uphold - prosazovat, dodržovat

verb - to support a principle, law, or decision that you think is right

 

goof around - blbnout, dělat blbiny, dělat kraviny, poflakovat se, povalovat se

verb, American English, informal - to spend time doing silly or crazy things, or doing nothing important