target - terč, cíl, (kritiky apod.)

noun - a person, group, or thing that is the focus of criticism, blame, etc.

target - terč, cíl, cílový objekt, cílová oblast

noun - a person, object, or area selected as the focus of an attack, aim, or goal; an object you practise shooting at

 

struggling - snažící se prorazit, potýkající se s obtížemi, zápasící s neúspěchy

adjective - attempting to achieve success while facing significant challenges or obstacles

bran - otruby (slupky obilí)

noun - the outer coating of cereal grains, separated during milling, rich in fibre and nutrients

crumpet - lívanec, anglický lívanec

noun, British English - a small round cake with a spongy texture and holes in the top, cooked on a griddle or pan, often served toasted and topped with butter

perplexity - složitost, záhada, zapeklitost, komplikovanost

noun, formal - something that is confusing or difficult to understand (usually plural)

perplexity - zmatení, zmatenost, neschopnost pochopit

noun, formal - a state of being puzzled or confused

perplexing - matoucí, zapeklitý, záhadný, nejdoucí do hlavy

adjective - causing confusion or puzzlement; difficult to understand or solve

perplex - zmást, poplést, udivit, nejít do hlavy

verb - to cause someone to feel completely baffled or confused

 

restricted - zakázaný, omezený, nepovolený

adjective - not allowed, forbidden, prohibited

lag behind - zaostávat, zaostávat za někým, loudat se, pozdit se

verb - to be slower than is expected, to be slower than the rest

 

tart - coura, běhna

noun, taboo - an insulting word for a woman perceived as sexually provocative or promiscuous.

tartlet - dortík, košíček, tartletka, tartaletka

noun, British English - a small pastry shell filled with fruit, custard, or other sweet or sometimes savoury ingredients, typically served as an individual portion

 

goldsmith - zlatník

noun - a person who makes or repairs things out of gold, such as jewelry or ornaments

 

wince - zašklebit se (např. bolestí), cuknout, ucuknout

verb - to make a slight involuntary grimace or flinch in response to pain or discomfort