bounce back - dát se dohromady, otřepat se, vzpamatovat se, vzchopit se

verb - to feel better or to become successful again after having difficulties

 

bounce - vřítit se, vletět, vrazit (někam), vyřítit se, vyrazit (odněkud)

verb - to move somewhere in a cheerful way, showing you have a lot of energy

 

dribble - driblovat, kličkovat (s míčem pro sportu)

verb - to move the ball past your oponent by kicks, bounces or hits (e.g. in basketball or football)

 

dribble - odkapávat, kapat, stékat

verb - (of a liquid) to flow in a thin stream or small irregular drops

 

damning - usvědčující

adjective - proving somebody's guilt

 

damn - zatratit, odsoudit

verb, informal - to condemn something, to strongly criticize something, to send someone to hell as a punishment

 

teeny-weeny - malilinkatý, malinkatý, prťavý, mrňavoučký

adjective, informal - very tiny, extremely small

 

pop the question - požádat o ruku

verb, informal - to ask somebody to marry you

 

frigid - ledový, mrazivý, chladný

adjective - very cold or very unfriendly

 

cancel out - vyrovnat (se), vykrátit (se), vyrušit (se)

verb - not to have any effect because two things have the opposite effect

 

conservatoire - konzervatoř, hudební konzervatoř

noun, British English - a school where people learn music or acting

 

conservatory - konzervatoř, hudební konzervatoř

noun, American English - a school where people learn music or acting

 

conservatory - zimní zahrada, prosklená přístavba

noun, British English - a room with glass walls and glass roof that is attached to a house and is usually used to grow sensitive plants in

 

tearjerker - doják (film, kniha, příběh)

noun, informal - a sad story in a film, a book or a play that is intended to make people cry

splurge - rozhazování peněz, vyhazování peněz (za něco)

noun, informal - the act of spending a lot of money on something expensive, or something that you do not need