saddle up - osedlat

verb - to put a seat (usually a leather one) on the back of a horse

 

think ahead - myslet dopředu, myslet na budoucnost, plánovat do budoucnosti

verb - to prepare for what might happen, to consider what might happen in the future

stag beetle - roháč (brouk)

noun - a large beetle with large mandibles that look like the antlers of a deer

 

preference - upřednostnění

noun - the fact that you like someone or something more than another thing or person

 

restlessness - neklid, nepokoj

noun - the state of being unable to stay still or to be calm and quiet

forsythia - zlatice, zlatý déšť, forzýtie (keř)

noun - a large bush that has hundreds of small yellow flowers in the early spring

 

crest - erbovní znak

noun - a design that is used as the symbol of a family, organization or town

 

vanity - marnivost, domýšlivost

noun - the quality of people who are too proud of their own appearances or achievements

 

dud - šunt, šmejd, vadný kus, zmetek, aušus

noun, informal - a product that is not working the way it should, a low quality product

lemon - šunt, šmejd, vadný kus

noun, American English, informal - a product that is not working the way it should, a low quality product

packing - balení, zabalení

noun - the process of putting something in a box so it can be posted somewhere

 

stranger danger - potenciální nebezpečí (spojené s cizími lidmi)

noun, informal - the idea or warning, especially to children, that all strangers may potentially be dangerous

 

pooper-scooper - lopatka na psí extrementy

noun, informal - a tool used to remove dogs' solid waste from the streets by their owners

telling-off - vynadání, vyhubování, kartáč

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

jabber - drmolení, blábolení

noun - speech that's too fast and difficult to understand, especially because the speaker is excited