cut through - prodrat se (něčím), prosekat se (něčím)

verb - to manage to deal with something that slows you down or prevents you from progressing

doctor's office - ordinace, ordinace lékaře

noun, American English - the room or rooms where a doctor works

 

homestay - ubytování v rodině

noun - accommodation in the home of a host family, especially for students etc.

 

clear-cut - jasný, zřejmý

adjective - clearly seen, definite

 

boiled - vařený

adjective - cooked in boiling water

 

counterfoil - kontrolní útržek, stvrzenka

noun, British English - the part of a ticket, cheque or other document that is kept as a record of purchase

 

counterfeiter - padělatel

noun - a person who forges something

counterfeit - padělaný, falešný

adjective, formal - made to look exactly like the original in order to deceive people

counterfeit - padělat, zfalšovat

verb, formal - to make a copy of something in order to deceive people

 

interminable - nemající konce (zdánlivě)

adjective - lasting a very long time and so boring

counterfeit - padělek, napodobenina

noun, formal - something that is made to look like the original in order to deceive people

 

incurable - nevyléčitelný

adjective - cannot be cured

 

frivolous - lehkovážný, rozpustilý

adjective - behaving in a silly way when such behaviour is not suitable

 

narrow-minded - úzkoprsý, omezený

adjective - unwilling to listen to ideas that are different from your own

 

explicitly - otevřeně, přímo

adverb - expressed clearly and openly