primeval - pravěký, prastarý, prvotní, prehistorický

adjective - relating to the earliest ages of the world or human history; ancient or prehistoric

 

disproportionate - nepoměrný, nepřiměřený, neodpovídající

adjective - too large or too small in comparison to something else, not balanced or fair

incinerated - spálený, zpopelněný, shořelý

adjective, formal - burned completely, especially something reduced to ashes as a result of high-temperature combustion

biscuit - vdolek, koláček (nesladký)

noun, American English - a type of soft bread that is small and round, similar to a scone

eyeball - odhadnout (míru pohledem), odhadnout od oka

verb - to estimate the size, amount or measurements of something by only looking at it

telling-off - vynadání, vyhubování, kartáč

noun, British English, informal - the act of speaking angrily to somebody who has done something bad or wrong

 

shipwreck - ztroskotání

noun - the destruction of a ship at sea due to an accident or a storm

bluff - útes

noun - a high, steep bank or cliff, often next to a river or the sea

flathead screwdriver - plochý šroubovák

noun - a tool with a single, flat blade designed to fit and turn flathead screws

mumbling - mumlání

noun - words that are spoken in a way that is hard to hear and understand

rheumatic - revmatický

adjective, technical - relating to, characteristic of, or suffering from rheumatism; caused by or affected with rheumatism

 

showy - okázalý, okatý, nápadný, efektní

adjective - attracting attention or admiration due to being brightly coloured, elaborate, or striking in appearance

scam artist - podvodník, expert na podvody

noun - a fraud, a person who uses other people's confidence to steal from them etc.

smudge - umazat, zamazat, upatlat, zašpinit

verb - to make something dirty by rubbing a substance (oil, paint, dirt etc.) on it

rubbish truck - popelářský vůz, popelářské auto

noun, British English - a large vehicle that is used by dustmen to collect rubbish from outside houses