semaphore - semafor (abeceda)

noun - a signalling system based on the waving of a pair of hand-held flags in a particular pattern

stoplight - semafory, semafor

noun, American English - the system that directs the traffic at a place where two streets meet, it has three lights, green, yellow (amber) and red

 

light - světlo na semaforu, semafor

noun - the system that directs the traffic at a place where two streets meet using green for go and red for stop

 

talking of - když mluvíme o, když se tak bavíme o

phrase - while we are talking about someone or something

chagrined - zklamaný, naštvaný, rozčarovaný, roztrpčený

adjective, formal - disappointed and/or annoyed by something

 

DWI - řízení pod vlivem (zkr.)

noun, formal - short for 'driving while intoxicated', driving when drunk or drugged

 

intoxicated - opilý, pod vlivem alkoholu (drog)

adjective, formal - under the influence of alcohol or drugs

 

overstated - zveličené, přehnané

adjective - described in a way that makes it seem more important than it is

statement - výpis (bankovní)

noun - a printed document showing how much money was paid into and taken out of your bank account

 

lounge - povalovat se, lenošit, posedávat, rozvalovat se

verb - to sit or lie in a lazy or relaxed way

 

spoke - špice, prvek spojující střed kola s obvodem

noun - one of the thin bars that join the edge of a wheel to its center

 

editorially - vydavatelsky

adverb - in a way that relates to preparing a book, magazine, or newspaper for publication

 

slang - urážet, nadávat

verb - to attack someone using abusive language

 

transitionally - přechodně

adverb - in a way that relates to a change from one form to another

 

uncompetitively - nekonkurečně, nekonkurenceschopně

adverb, formal - in a way that is not able to be better than someone or something else