thresh - mlátit obilí
BrE
/'θreʃ/
AmE
/'θreʃ/

verb - to separate grains from their husks using a special tool or a machine

 
flail - cep
BrE
/'fleɪl/
AmE
/'fleɪl/

noun - a tool that people used in the past to separate the grains from their husks, it consisted of a long handle and a shorter stick hanging from it, it was also used as a primitive weapon

 
excuse - záminka
BrE
/ɪks'kju:s/
AmE
/ɪks'kju:s/

noun - a reason for doing something you want to do anyway

 
apt - bystrý (např. žák)
BrE
/'æpt/
AmE
/'æpt/

adjective - able to learn quickly

 
apt - mající sklony, náchylný
BrE
/'æpt/
AmE
/'æpt/

adjective - having a tendency to do something

 
apt - výstižný, trefný
BrE
/'æpt/
AmE
/'æpt/

adjective - suitable, appropriate, especially in a particular situation

 
foul-tempered - výbušný (povahou), vznětlivý, popudlivý
BrE
/ˌfaʊl'tempəd/
AmE
/ˌfaʊl'tempərd/

adjective, British English - getting angry very easily and quickly

 
sweet-tempered - vyrovnaný, vlídný, klidný, dobrosrdečný
BrE
/ˌswi:t'tempəd/
AmE
/ˌswi:t'tempərd/

adjective - not getting angry easily

 
good-tempered - nevýbušný (povahou), vyrovnaný, klidný, přátelský
BrE
/ˌgʊd'tempəd/
AmE
/ˌgʊd'tempərd/

adjective - not getting angry easily

 
even-tempered - nevýbušný (povahou), vyrovnaný, klidný
BrE
/ˌi:vn'tempəd/
AmE
/ˌi:vn'tempərd/

adjective - not getting angry easily

 
hot-tempered - výbušný (povahou), popudlivý
BrE
/ˌhɒt'tempəd/
AmE
/ˌhɑ:t'tempərd/

adjective, British English - getting angry very easily and quickly

 
quick-tempered - výbušný (povahou), popudlivý
BrE
/ˌkwɪk'tempəd/
AmE
/ˌkwɪk'tempərd/

adjective - getting angry very easily and quickly

temper
temper - výbuch, záchvat vzteku, rozčilení
BrE
/'tempə/
AmE
/'tempər/

noun - a period of feeling very angry

temper
temper - výbušná povaha
BrE
/'tempə/
AmE
/'tempər/

noun - the tendency to become angry easily or quickly

 
thrill - uchvátit, vzrušit
BrE
/'θrɪl/
AmE
/'θrɪl/

verb - to make someone feel very excited