stampede - útěk, úprk, panický úprk, hromadný útěk

noun - a sudden, uncontrolled rush of a large group of people or animals, often due to panic or excitement

stampede - splašit se, splašeně se hnát, prchat v panice

verb - to suddenly rush forward in a panicked or uncontrolled manner, usually as a group of people or animals

 

snag - chytit, získat, čapnout

verb, American English, informal - to get hold of something

 

snag - zachytit se, chytnout se, zadrhnout se

verb, informal - to catch or tear something on a sharp object

clerical - úřednický, kancelářský, administrativní

adjective - relating to office work or administration

soluble - rozpustný

adjective - able to be dissolved, especially in water

 

buzz - být plný nadšení, pulzovat (nadšením)

verb - to be full of energy and excitement

 

nan - babička

noun, British English, informal - a child's grandmother

bifocal - bifokální, dvouohniskový (např. brýle)

adjective, technical - having two different focal lengths, designed to correct vision at both close and distant ranges

black pudding - jelito (masný výrobek, často podávaný pečený s britskou snídaní)

noun, British English - a traditional British sausage made from pig’s blood, fat, and a cereal, usually eaten as part of a cooked breakfast

 

slough - svléknout, shodit (kůži), odumírat (o tkáni), zbavit se něčeho

verb - to shed or cast off a layer of skin, tissue, or an outer covering; to get rid of something old, unwanted, or no longer useful

 

whirr - bzukot, vrčení, hučení

noun - a continuous, soft, low, and fast spinning sound

 

whirr - bzučet, vrčet, hučet

verb - to make a continuous, soft, low, and fast spinning sound, or to move while making such a sound

moist - vláčný

adjective - (used to describe food, especially cakes or baked goods) soft, not dry, and has a bit of natural moisture

 

warm up to - oblíbit si, přijít na chuť, začít mít rád, postupně si oblíbit

verb, American English - to begin to feel more positive about someone or something, or to start liking them more