adjective, British English
-
not to be trusted, probably not safe or honest
sketchy
- pofidérní, pochybný
BrE
/'sketʃi/
AmE
/'sketʃi/
adjective, American English
-
not to be trusted, probably not safe or honest
sketchy
- zběžný, povrchní, hrubý (např. náčrt)
BrE
/'sketʃi/
AmE
/'sketʃi/
adjective
-
not complete or detailed, rough
alarmed
- znepokojený, vystrašený
BrE
/ə'lɑ:md/
AmE
/ə'lɑ:rmd/
adjective
-
afraid, worried, feeling as if you were in danger
squeaky
- pisklavý, vrzavý, skřípavý
BrE
/'skwi:ki/
AmE
/'skwi:ki/
adjective
-
making very high noises, similar to the ones mice make
double standard
- dvojí metr, nestejný přístup
BrE
/ˌdʌbl 'stændəd/
AmE
/ˌdʌbl 'stændərd/
noun
-
treating a person or a group of people differently than another in the same situation
attagirl
- šikovná holka, šikula, dobrá práce
BrE
/'ætəgɜ:l/
AmE
/'æt̬əgɜ:rl/
interjection, American English, informal
-
a word we use to encourage someone (a girl or a woman) or congratulate someone on something they have done well
attaboy
- pašák, šikovný kluk, šikula, dobrá práce
BrE
/'ætəbɔɪ/
AmE
/'æt̬əbɔɪ/
interjection, American English, informal
-
a word we use to encourage someone (a boy or a man) or congratulate someone on something they have done well
tactless
- netaktní
BrE
/'tæktləs/
AmE
/'tæktləs/
adjective
-
not paying too much attention to what he or she says, thus hurting or upsetting someone
volume
- objem
BrE
/'vɒlju:m/
AmE
/'vɑ:lju:m/
noun
-
the amount of space that an object fills
stress
- důraz
BrE
/'stres/
AmE
/'stres/
noun
-
emphasis on something
likeable
- sympatický
BrE
/'laɪkəbl/
AmE
/'laɪkəbl/
adjective
-
nice, easy to like
pomlazka
- pomlázka
BrE
/pəm'lɑ:skə/
AmE
/pəm'læskə/
noun
-
(Czech Easter tradition) a braided whip made of willow twigs decorated with ribbons
bondage
- otroctví, věznění
BrE
/'bɒndɪdʒ/
AmE
/'bɑ:ndɪdʒ/
noun, dated
-
slavery, the state of not being free