squirm - cítit se trapně, cítit se nesvůj, být v rozpacích, propadat se hanbou

verb - to feel very embarrassed or uncomfortable

 

squirm - kroutit se, svíjet se, vrtět se, ošívat se

verb - to twist or move the body from side to side, especially because of discomfort, nervousness, or excitement

 

inherently - v podstatě, z podstaty, nevyhnutelně, neodmyslitelně

adverb, formal - in a way that is a natural, basic, or essential part of something

fireproof - ohnivzdorný, nehořlavý

adjective - resistant to damage caused by fire

proof - odolný (proti něčemu), schopný odolat

adjective, formal - resistant to or protective against something, such as a force, substance, or influence.

 

horizontally - vodorovně, horizontálně

adverb - in a direction parallel to the horizon or ground level

 

stutter - zadrhávat se, zasekávat se, vynechávat, vrčet

verb - (of machines or vehicles) to work or move in a stop-start or uneven way, often because of a technical problem or malfunction

jaded - otrávený, znuděný, utahaný, unavený

adjective, informal - bored or tired of something, especially because you have had too much of it

 

elevate - zvýšit, zvednout, stoupnout, povýšit, vyvýšit

verb, formal - to raise something up, to put something higher

overseer - dohled, dohlížitel, dozorce, pracovní dohled

noun - a person who is in charge of overseeing the operations of a particular task or a group of workers

 

verminous - zavšivený, plný škůdců, zamořený škůdci

adjective, formal - covered with vermin

bait - škádlit, provokovat, popichovat, dovírat si

verb - to deliberately annoy or provoke someone

bait - nasadit návnadu, nastražit návnadu, políčit návnadu

verb - to prepare a hook or trap with bait for fishing or hunting

 

bait - lákadlo, vábnička, návnada

noun - a thing or a person used to entice or provoke someone into reacting in a particular way, often negatively or impulsively

 

vintage - ročník (vína), sklizeň (vína), víno (určitého ročníku)

noun - the year or place in which wine, especially of high quality, was produced or the wine itself