scribble - čmárat, škrábat, psát klikyháky, kreslit nesmyslné tvary

verb - to draw marks and lines that have no meaning

 

cheekily - drze, oprskle

adverb - in a way that is rude and impolite, especially of the behaviour of a younger person to an older one

 

flashy - okázalý, nápadný, křiklavý

adjective, informal - tending to attract attention or admiration due to being colourful, stylish, or extravagant in a way that is intended to impress

 

showy - okázalý, okatý, nápadný, efektní

adjective - attracting attention or admiration due to being brightly coloured, elaborate, or striking in appearance

 

inefficiently - neefektivně, nevýkonně

adverb - not working in an organized way that would achieve maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort or expense

 

snippet - úryvek, útržek, kousíček, výstřižek

noun - a small piece of information; a short piece of a story, a conversation, music etc.

 

scam - podvést, vylákat podvodem

verb, informal - to deceive someone in order to get money from them

scam artist - podvodník, expert na podvody

noun - a fraud, a person who uses other people's confidence to steal from them etc.

 

minor - mollový (hud.)

adjective - a musical term referring to a specific type of scale, chord, or key characterized by a darker, more melancholic or sad sound

 

major - durový (hud.)

adjective - a musical term referring to a specific type of scale, chord, or key characterized by a bright and relatively happy sound

 

key - tónina

noun - the scale or group of pitches that forms the basis of a composition, typically centered around a particular tonic note

 

timbre - barva (hlasu či tónu)

noun - the quality or color of a sound that distinguishes it from other sounds of the same pitch and volume

ensemble - soubor, sbor, skupina

noun - a group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together

bark - zaštěkání, štěknutí, štěkot

noun - the loud sound made by a dog

bark out - zařvat, vyštěknout (na někoho)

verb - to say something quickly and usually angrily in a loud voice