livery - barevné provedení, firemní zbarvení, typické barvy (pro něco)

noun, British English - the distinctive colours and design used on vehicles, especially aircraft, trains, or company cars

tip off - nahlásit (policii), udat (policii), varovat (policii), dát tip (policii)

verb - to secretly tell someone important information, usually to warn them or help the police

incompetence - neschopnost, nekompetentnost, neodbornost, nezpůsobilost, nekvalifikovanost

noun - the lack of ability, skill, or knowledge needed to do something successfully or correctly

scuffed - odřený, poškrábaný, ošoupaný, opotřebovaný

adjective - having marks or scratches on the surface because it has been rubbed against something

 

flashers - výstražná světla

noun, American English - a feature in vehicles that make all of the turn signal lights flash simultaneously

 

hazards - výstražná světla

noun, British English - a feature in vehicles that make all of the turn signal lights flash simultaneously

hazard lights - výstražná světla

noun - a feature in vehicles that make all of the turn signal lights flash simultaneously

mileometer - počítač ujetých kilometrů, kilometrovník, počítadlo ujetých kilometrů

noun, British English - a device in a vehicle used to measure the distance traveled (esp. in miles)

checkmate - dát mat

verb - to put the opponent's king in a position from which there is no escape

biplane - dvojplošník

noun - an obsolete type of airplane with two pairs of wings, one above the other

chassis - podvozek

noun - the framework or structure of a vehicle, typically supporting its body and mechanical components

chamois - kamzík

noun - a wild animal that looks like a small goat and lives in the mountains

blush - začervenání se, ruměnec, zardění, uzardění

noun, American English - the red colour that appears on your face when you are embarrassed or ashamed

 

atrium - atrium

noun - a large open space or hall, often found in the center of a building

 

nasal - nosní

adjective - related to the nose or its functions, such as breathing, smelling, or sound production