nit - hnida (vajíčko mšice)

noun, informal - an egg of a louse

 

nit - hlupák, moula, pitomec, trouba

noun, British English, informal - a stupid person

halfwit - hlupák, moula, pitomec, trouba

noun, informal - a stupid person

nitwit - hlupák, moula, pitomec, trouba

noun, informal - a stupid person

 

valet - parkovač aut

noun - someone who parks your car for you, especially at a restaurant or hotel

 

filings - kovové piliny, piliny

noun - very small sharp pieces of metal that are produced when a large piece of metal is cut or filed

shavings - hobliny

noun - very thin pieces, especially of wood, that are cut from a surface using a sharp tool

sawdust - piliny

noun - very small pieces of wood that are produces when you cut or saw wood

 

outsmart - přelstít, obelstít, vyzrát

verb - to get an advantage over somebody by acting in a clever way, often using tricks

 

discipline - ukáznit, cepovat, trestat

verb - to punish someone who doesn't behave properly

 

thresh - mlátit obilí

verb - to separate grains from their husks using a special tool or a machine

 

flail - cep

noun - a tool that people used in the past to separate the grains from their husks, it consisted of a long handle and a shorter stick hanging from it, it was also used as a primitive weapon

 

shy from - vyhnout se (čemu)

verb, American English - to avoid doing something, especially because of being afraid, nervous etc.

shy away - vyhnout se, cuknout (před něčím)

verb, American English - to avoid doing something, especially because of being afraid, nervous etc.

 

shy - splašit se (o koni), ucuknout, leknout se

verb - (esp. of horses) to move away from something because of fear