hoity-toity
hoity-toity - hogo fogo, nadutý, namyšlený, povýšený
BrE
/ˌhɔɪti'tɔɪti/
AmE
/ˌhɔɪti'tɔɪti/

adjective, informal - behaving in a way that shows you think you are better or more important than other people

 
hobnob - kamarádíčkovat se s někým (vlivným, bohatým apod.)
BrE
/'hɒbnɒb/
AmE
/'hɑ:bnɑ:b/

verb, informal - to spend time with someone who is rich or famous or who is in a higher position than you

 
hither and thither - sem a tam, křížem krážem
BrE
/ˌhɪðə ən'ðɪðə/
AmE
/ˌhɪðər ən'ðɪðər/

adverb, dated - backwards and forwards

 
higgledy-piggledy - neuspořádaný, rozházený, zpřeházený
BrE
/ˌhɪgldi 'pɪgldi/
AmE
/ˌhɪgldi 'pɪgldi/

adjective, informal - untidy, not organized, lacking order

 
gear up - připravit se, vybavit se
BrE
/'gɪrʌp/
AmE
/'gɪrʌp/

verb - to prepare to do something, to get the necessary equipment for it

 
loving - milující, láskyplný
BrE
/'lʌvɪŋ/
AmE
/'lʌvɪŋ/

adjective - affectionate, showing care for somebody

 
beckon - být na obzoru, schylovat se k něčemu, očekávat
BrE
/'bekən/
AmE
/'bekən/

verb - to be likely to happen to somebody

 
usher - uvést, odvést (někoho někam)
BrE
/'ʌʃə/
AmE
/'ʌʃər/

verb - to show someone where to go or to take them there

usher
usher - uvaděč, ceremoniář
BrE
/'ʌʃə/
AmE
/'ʌʃər/

noun - a person who lets people inside or shows them where to sit (e.g. at a wedding, theater, reception etc.)

 
agility - bystrost, chytrost, pohotovost
BrE
/ə'dʒɪləti/
AmE
/ə'dʒɪlət̬i/

noun - the ability to think quickly and clearly

 
agile - bystrý, pohotový, inteligentní
BrE
/'ædʒaɪl/
AmE
/'ædʒaɪl/

adjective - able to think clearly and quickly

 
unbearably - nesnesitelně, neúnosně
BrE
/ʌn'beərəbli/
AmE
/ʌn'berəbli/

adverb - in a way that is too unpleasant or annoying to tolerate

 
squeaky - pisklavý, vrzavý, skřípavý
BrE
/'skwi:ki/
AmE
/'skwi:ki/

adjective - making very high noises, similar to the ones mice make

 
burial ground - pohřebiště
BrE
/'beriəlˌgraʊnd/
AmE
/'beriəlˌgraʊnd/

noun - a place where dead people are buried

diversion
diversion - objížďka
BrE
/daɪ'vɜ:ʃn/
AmE
/daɪ'vɜ:rʒn/

noun, British English - a longer route that you have to take because of a closed road etc.