come out in - osypat se, vyrazit se (někomu vyrážka)

verb, British English - to become covered with spots

 

dressed up - vyparáděný, vyšňořený, nastrojený

adjective - wearing special or formal clothes

 

chill - zmrazit, ztuhnout (strachem)

verb - to frighten someone

 

user-friendly - uživatelsky nenáročný, snadno ovladatelný

adjective - easy for people to use something

 

peak time - dopravní špička

noun - the time of the day when a lot of people are using the same service

 

the creeps - husí kůže, mrazení v zádech, hrůza, strach

phrase, informal - a feeling of disgust, fear, etc.

vacuum - vysavač

noun, informal - a machine that you use to clean the carpet of dust and dirt

 

cheating - podvádění, zahýbání (ve vztahu)

noun - an act of being emotionally or physically unfaithful

 

clippers - nůžtičky, kleštičky (např. na nehty)

noun - a tool used for cutting something, especially nails or hair

 

manicure - manikúra

noun - treatment of a person's hands and nails

 

engine room - strojovna

noun - a place on a boat or a ship where the engines are

 

so - takže, tak (diskurzivní ukazatel)

phrase - used to emphasize what you are saying

 

pointed-tip - se špičatou špičkou, s ostrou špičkou

adjective - having a sharp tip

 

sunny-side up - jako volské oko, osmažený jen zespodu s tekutým žloutkem

phrase, American English - a type of fried egg that is cooked on one side only and the yellow part is on the top

pull out - vytáhnout, vytrhnout

verb - to take out something from something, often with force