blight - plíseň, hniloba (na rostlinách)
BrE
/'blaɪt/
AmE
/'blaɪt/

noun - a disease that kills plants, there are many kinds

 
sucker - kdo nedokáže něčemu odolat, kdo má pro něco slabost
BrE
/'sʌkə/
AmE
/'sʌkər/

noun, informal - someone who can't resist something, someone who enjoys something very much

 
blossom - vzkvétat, rozvíjet se
BrE
/'blɒsəm/
AmE
/'blɑ:səm/

verb - to grow, to develop, to become more successful

 
fresher - nováček (na VŠ), prvák (na začátku semestru)
BrE
/'freʃə/
AmE
/'freʃər/

noun, British English, informal - a first-year student at the beginning of their studies

 
whopper - obr
BrE
/'wɒpə/
AmE
/'wɑ:pər/

noun, informal - something very big and impressive

 
whopping - ohromný, úchvatný, neuvěřitelný, neskutečný
BrE
/'wɒpɪŋ/
AmE
/'wɑ:pɪŋ/

adjective - very big, very impressive

recess
recess - přestávka (školní)
BrE
/'ri:ses/
AmE
/'ri:ses/

noun, American English - a break between lessons at school, especially a longer one during which students can go outside and play

 
prevention - předejití, zabránění, prevence
BrE
/prɪ'ventʃn/
AmE
/prɪ'ventʃn/

noun - the act of stopping something bad from happening, usually crime or accidents

 
consommé - vývar (polévka)
BrE
/'kɒnsəmeɪ/
AmE
/'kɑ:nsəmeɪ/

noun - soup made by boiling meat and vegetables

 
famous last words - aby ses nedivil
BrE
/ˌfeɪməs lɑ:st'wɜ:dz/
AmE
/ˌfeɪməs læst'wɜ:rdz/

phrase - a phrase used as a warning to somebody who is being too confident about something

 
fatiguing - vyčerpávající, vysilující, únavný
BrE
/fə'ti:gɪŋ/
AmE
/fə'ti:gɪŋ/

adjective - exhausting, tiresome, making someone extremely tired

 
fatigued - vyčerpaný, vysílený, unavený
BrE
/fə'ti:gd/
AmE
/fə'ti:gd/

adjective - exhausted, very tired

 
fatigue - unavit, vyčerpat, vysílit
BrE
/fə'ti:g/
AmE
/fə'ti:g/

verb - to make someone exhausted

 
amateurish - amatérský, neodborný, břídilský
BrE
/'æmətərɪʃ/
AmE
/ˌæmə'tɜ:rɪʃ/

adjective - not done or made well, showing no skill

 
bouncy - skákací
BrE
/'baʊnsi/
AmE
/'baʊnsi/

adjective - something that bounces when it hits a hard surface