be all fingers and thumbs - mít obě ruce levé, být nemotorný

verb, British English, informal - to be very clumsy with your hands

 

mutton dressed as lamb - stará vykopávka (která si hraje na mladou)

noun, British English, informal - someone who is wearing clothes that are inappropriate because they are usually worn by younger people

 

wager - vsadit se (že něco)

verb, formal - used to say when you are confident something is true

pawnbroker - zastavárna, zastavárník

noun - a shop (or its owner) where you can borrow money if you leave there a valuable object as a form of security that you will pay it back

court - soud

noun - a place where people are judged, where it is decided whether somebody is guilty or innocent

 

fold - ohrada (pro zvířata)

noun - an area that is surrounded by a fence where animals are kept

age - věk

noun - a statement of how old you are or how old something is

 

friendliness - přátelskost

noun - the feeling that somebody is your friend or you are their friend

 

effectively - v podstatě, prakticky

adverb - used when you are saying what the real result of a situation is

 

fugitive - uprchlík (před policií)

noun - somebody who is running from the police, somebody the police are looking for

 

trial - soud, soudní přelíčení

noun - a legal process where statements are made, objects are shown etc. in order to decide if a person is guilty or not

unfulfilling - nenaplňující, neuspokojující, nedělající radost

adjective - not making you feel satisfied, happy, or that what you are doing is meaningful

mumbling - mumlání

noun - words that are spoken in a way that is hard to hear and understand

mumble - mumlání

noun - words that are spoken in a way that is hard to hear and understand

 

who - který (člověk - vztažné věty)

pronoun - a relative pronoun that is used to say which person we are talking about