inherently - v podstatě, z podstaty, nevyhnutelně, neodmyslitelně

adverb, formal - in a way that is a natural, basic, or essential part of something

hatchet - sekyra, sekyrka, sekera, sekerka

noun - a kind of an axe that is smaller and has a shorter handle

 

hangover - pozůstatek (z minulosti)

noun - a remnant of something that was, but is no longer useful or practical

beaker - kalíšek, kelímek (z plastu)

noun, British English - a simple drinking cup without a handle that is made of durable plastic

sugar lump - kostka cukru, hrudka cukru

noun - a small cube of sugar that is used to sweeten tea or coffee

sugar cube - kostka cukru

noun - a small cube of sugar that is used to sweeten tea or coffee

 

tamely - krotce, laxně, nudně

adverb - willingly, without objecting or fighting; in a way that is unexciting or dull

 

gaffer - mistr, předák (např. na dílně)

noun, British English, informal - a person who is in charge of other workers, especially in a workshop

crowbar - páčidlo (kovová tyč)

noun - an iron bar with a curved end that is used for opening boxes

 

enamel - email, emailový nátěr

noun - a type of paint which produces hard shiny surface when it is dry

console - utěšit, utěšovat, uklidnit, uklidňovat

verb - to provide comfort or support to someone who is sad, upset, or distressed

 

default - výchozí nastavení, implicitní volba, standardní možnost

noun - the standard or automatic setting or option, used when no alternative is specified

 

unimaginable - nepředstavitelný

adjective - so strange, big, or extreme that it is hard to understand or believe

 

target - terč, cíl, (kritiky apod.)

noun - a person, group, or thing that is the focus of criticism, blame, etc.

tongue twister - jazykolam

noun - a phrase or sentence that is designed to be difficult to articulate properly