hoot - houkání, zahoukání, troubení, zatroubení (auto, sova)

noun, British English, informal - a short, loud sound made by an owl; a loud sound made by a car horn or a train whistle

 

hoot - sranda, legrace, psina, vtipálek, zábavný člověk, veselá kopa

noun, British English, informal - a very funny or entertaining person or situation

lethargic - letargický, otupělý, apatický, bez energie

adjective - feeling very tired, without energy, or showing little interest or activity

lethargy - letargie, otupělost, apatie, netečnost

noun - a state of tiredness, lack of energy, or lack of interest in doing anything

 

expiration date - datum spotřeby

noun, American English - the last day when food, medicine, or another product is safe or good to use

 

lose your temper - ztratit nervy, vybouchnout, neovládnout se

verb, informal - to become upset, to become angry or unable to control one's temper

 

minus - mínus, negativum, záporná stránka, nevýhoda

noun - a negative, a disadvantage

 

baneful - zhoubný, ničivý, záhubný, neblahý

adjective, literary - causing harm, destruction, or serious damage; deadly or ruinous

 

bane - prokletí, zkáza, pohroma, zhouba, zatracení

noun - something that causes great distress, trouble, or annoyance; a source of harm or ruin

gully - strž, rokle, výmol, úžlabina, strouha

noun - a narrow channel or small valley formed by running water, especially after heavy rain; a channel or passage for carrying water away, especially at the side of a road or roof

 

layover - mezipřistání, zastávka

noun, American English - a short stay in a place that you make on a long journey to somewhere else

livery - barevné provedení, firemní zbarvení, typické barvy (pro něco)

noun, British English - the distinctive colours and design used on vehicles, especially aircraft, trains, or company cars

 

preceding - předchozí, předcházející, předešlý

adjective, formal - happening, coming, or existing before something else in time, order, or position

clack - klapání, klepání, rachocení

noun - a short, sharp, hard sound made by objects hitting each other

clack - klapnout, cvaknout, klapat, cvakat

verb - to make a short, sharp, hard sound by hitting objects together