armistice - příměří (vojenské)

noun - a formal agreement to stop fighting

brick and mortar - nemovitosti, stavby

noun - buildings, especially when considered as an investment

bricks-and-mortar - kamenný (fyzicky existující, např. obchod)

adjective, British English - referring to traditional physical stores or businesses with a physical presence, as opposed to online or virtual establishments

 

small change - drobáky, drobné, malé drobné, drobné mince

noun - coins of low value

 

break - rozměnit (na drobné)

verb, American English - to exchange a banknote for coins

 

socket - důlek, jamka, lůžko (oka, kloubu, čepu apod.)

noun - a hollow space in the surface of the body or an object into which something fits

outlet - zásuvka (elektřiny)

noun, American English - a thing fastened to the wall where you can plug in electrical appliances

infomercial - dlouhá televizní reklama, teleshopping, propagační film

noun, American English - an advertisement on television that is very long, gives a lot of details on a subject and seems like a normal programme

 

infotainment - populárně vzdělávací pořady, populárně vědecký pořady

noun - programmes on TV or radio that combine informative or educational elements with entertainment

 

sparkly - jiskřivý, třpytivý, blyštivý

adjective - shining with small, brilliant points of light

 

bristly - ježatý, štětinatý, naježený

adjective - covered with, resembling, or having stiff, coarse hairs or spine

 

steely - pevný, tvrdý, nezlomný, odhodlaný

adjective - very strong and determined

 

disorderly - chaotický, neuspořádaný, neukázněný, výtržnický

adjective, formal - without order, untidy; causing trouble, behaving in a violet way

 

prickly - ožehavý, ošemetný (např. problém)

adjective - difficult to deal with (e.g. a problem), causing a lot of disagreements

 

prickly - nedůtklivý, popudlivý

adjective, informal - easily annoyed or offended