usher - uvést, odvést (někoho někam)

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

usher - uvaděč, ceremoniář

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

noun - the ability to think quickly and clearly

 

agile - bystrý, pohotový, inteligentní

adjective - able to think clearly and quickly

 

unbearably - nesnesitelně, neúnosně

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

 

squeaky - pisklavý, vrzavý, skřípavý

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

 

burial ground - pohřebiště

noun - a place where dead people are buried

diversion - objížďka

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

macho - chlapácký, drsňácký

adjective, informal - with behaviour typical for men, usually used to show disapproval

 

dandelion clock - odkvetlá pampeliška

noun - a dandelion turned to seed

venetian blind - žaluzie

noun - a covering for a window made up of strips of plastic or metal that can be turned to let in light

perennial - trvalka (rostlina)

noun - a plant that grows for more than two years

 

attagirl - šikovná holka, šikula, dobrá práce

interjection, American English, informal - a word we use to encourage someone (a girl or a woman) or congratulate someone on something they have done well

attaboy - pašák, šikovný kluk, šikula, dobrá práce

interjection, American English, informal - a word we use to encourage someone (a boy or a man) or congratulate someone on something they have done well

 

adaptable - přizpůsobivý

adjective - able to change in order to succeed