infantile - infantilní, dětinský

adjective - childish, typical of a child, not an adult

 

compute - spočítat, vypočítat

verb, formal - to find out by using numbers and mathematics, to calculate

 

rise - zvýšení platu

noun, British English - an increase in the money you get for your work

bag of bones - kost a kůže

noun, informal - someone who is very skinny

 

print - tiskací písmo, tiskací písmena

noun - letters that are not connected to each other

 

script - psací písmo

noun - a type of handwriting that uses letters that are connected to each other

 

cursive - psací písmo

noun - a type of handwriting that uses letters that are connected to each other

 

cursive - psací (písmo)

adjective - written in letters that are connected to each other

educator - pedagog, učitel

noun, American English - someone who provides education

 

die away - utichnout, doznít, slábnout, ustat

verb - (about sounds, feelings, etc.) to gradually subside or decrease in strength

 

gunshot - výstřel, střelba

noun - the noise of a gun shooting; the act of shooting from a gun

 

farming - zemědělství, farmaření, hospodaření, chov

noun - the activity of raising farm animals and producing crops

 

go down like a lead balloon - ztroskotat jako balón z olova

verb, British English, informal - not to be accepted well; not to succeed; not to end up well

snug as a bug in a rug - jako v bavlnce, pohodlně zachumlaný, zasyslený (někde)

adjective, informal - (feeling) very comfortable and relaxed

 

poor as a church mouse - chudý jak kostelní myš

adjective, dated - really poor