sweltering - úmorný, dusný, spalující, nesnesitelně horký, parný

adjective - very hot in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable or weak

swelter - péci se (vedrem), potit se (vedrem), být zmožený horkem, vařit se ve vlastní šťávě

verb - to be uncomfortably hot, to suffer from intense heat

mason - zedník, kameník

noun - a person whose job is to build or work with stone, brick, or concrete, especially to construct walls and buildings

 

sleaze - špína, nemravnost, nechutnosti

noun - low-quality behaviour that is dishonest, immoral, or cheap, especially in politics, business, or sexual matters

 

slop - pomeje, šlichta, břečka

noun - thin, watery, or sloppy food, especially food that is unpleasant or of low quality, often fed to animals

 

hone - zdokonalovat, zdokonalit, pilovat, vypilovat (např. schopnosti, techniku)

verb - to improve a skill, technique, or ability by practicing it regularly

hone - naostřit, nabrousit, dobrousit (čepel, ostří apod.)

verb - to sharpen something, especially a blade, by rubbing it on a stone or similar surface

 

Pritt - Pritt

noun - the last name of the inventor of the glue stick

 

gassy - trpící plynatostí, trpící problémy s nadýmáním, plynatý

adjective, American English, informal - having too much air in the stomach

 

gassy - příliš perlivý, příliš šumivý (nápoj apod.)

adjective, British English, informal - (of fizzy drinks) containing too much air, containing too many bubbles

blueprint - plán, návrh, projekt, výkres, koncepce

noun - a detailed plan or design that outlines how something will be built or achieved

 

drink to - připít na, připíjet si na (někoho, něco)

verb - to raise a glass and take a drink in honor of someone or something

 

fiscal - fiskální, daňový, finanční

adjective - relating to government revenue, taxes, and public spending

 

IVF - umělé oplodnění

noun - (in vitro fertilization) fertilization of an egg outside the body, followed by implantation in the uterus

 

internalize - zinternalizovat, osvojit si, přijmout za své

verb - to make something (like an idea, belief, or behavior) a natural part of the way you think or behave