take in - přijímat (do těla)

verb - to let something enter the body

 

take in - oklamat, podvést, napálit

verb - to trick or deceive someone

 

fit - velmi hezký, velmi atraktivní (sexuálně)

adjective, British English, informal - sexually attractive

 

doddle - hračka, brnkačka

noun, British English, informal - a very easy task

 

dim - hloupý, omezený, tupý, blbý

adjective, British English, informal - not intelligent

chuffed - nadšený, šťastný

adjective, British English, informal - very happy or very pleased

 

bender - tah, flám, chlastačka

noun, informal - a time when people drink a lot of alcohol

 

tipple - pití (alkohol), oblíbené pití (alkohol)

noun, British English, informal - an alcoholic drink, often one that someone likes and usually drinks

 

Easter egg - skryté překvapení (např. ve filmu či ve videohře)

adjective - a hidden feature, message, reference etc. in a film, videogame etc.

sliding door - posuvné dveře

noun - a type of door that opens and closes by sliding horizontally along a track or set of tracks

 

swivel - otočit, otáčet, pootočit (kolem osy)

verb - to turn or make something turn around its central point

 

Narcissus - Narkissos, Narcis (z řecké mytologie)

noun - a very handsome young man from Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection in water

narcissistic - narcistický

adjective - convinced of your importance, admiring yourself very much

narcissism - narcismus, narcisismus

noun - the habit of admiring yourself very much without thinking about other people's feelings

narcissus - narcis

noun - a yellow, white, pink or orange spring flower