flavoursome - velmi chutný, chuťově výrazný, chuťově zajímavý

adjective - with a strong pleasant taste

 

flavoured - s příchutí, ochucený

adjective - with added flavour of something

 

flavour - ochucovadlo, příchuť, přísada

noun - a substance that you can add to something to give it a particular flavour or taste

 

flavouring - ochucovadlo, příchuť, přísada

noun - a substance that you can add to something to give it a particular flavour or taste

 

pre-nup - předmanželská smlouva

noun, informal - short for prenuptial agreement (an official agreement made by a couple before they get married, in which they agree what will happen to their possessions if they get divorced)

 

prenuptial agreement - předmanželská smlouva

noun - an official agreement made by a couple before they get married, in which they agree what will happen to their possessions if they get divorced

 

klutzy - neohrabaný, nešikovný

adjective - clumsy, often dropping things, moving awkwardly

insulated - izolovaný, chráněný, pokrytý ochrannou vrstvou

adjective - covered with a material which prevents heat, cold, sound or electricity from getting out or in

 

isolate - izolovat, oddělit, odloučit, separovat

verb - to separate somebody or something from somebody or something else, usually physically or socially

 

adhesive - lepidlo, lep, pojivo

noun - a substance that is used to stick two things together

duct tape - lepicí páska (široká), izolační páska (např. na potrubí)

noun, American English - thick cloth tape, usually silvery grey in colour, with one sticky side that is used for repairing things such as tubes and pipes

 

dawg - chlape, kámo

noun, informal - a way of addressing male friends (used especially by African-Americans)

 

patter - ťukat, bubnovat (např. prsty)

verb - to hit something lightly and repeatedly

 

against - o, u

preposition - leaning on something, hitting something

 

pull off - svléknout, zout, svléct

verb, informal - to take off a piece of clothes