weasel out - vykroutit, vyvléct, vymluvit se (z čeho)

verb, American English, informal - to get out of doing something you are supposed to do or what you promised to do

 

moderate - umírněný

adjective - having opinions or beliefs, especially about politics, that are not extreme and that most people consider reasonable

notice - výpověď

noun, British English - an official statement telling you that your job has ended or that you are leaving your job

 

code - soubor zásad, principů

noun, formal - a set of moral principles that are accepted and used by society or a group of people

flood - záplava, potopa, povodeň

noun - a situation in which water rises above its usual level and covers places that are normally dry

expletive - nadávka, zaklení, sprosté slovo

noun, formal - a swear word (a rude word that you say when you are very angry or in pain)

proud - pyšný, hrdý

adjective - feeling good about yourself because of what you are, what you have or what you have done

 

format - formát

noun - the way something is arranged, designed or written

 

tripe - nesmysly, hlouposti, bláboly, hovadiny, kraviny

noun, British English, informal - something that is considered silly, nonsense, or worthless

 

distinctly - zřetelně, jasně, výrazně, nápadně

adverb - in a way that is clear and unmistakable

shallows - mělčina

noun - an area of water that is not deep

 

rowdy - chuligán, výtržník

noun, dated - someone who is loud and noisy, causing trouble

 

sugar beet - cukrová řepa, cukrovka

noun - a root vegetable from which sugar is made

 

cosily - útulně, pohodlně, příjemně

adverb - in a way that is warm and comfortable

 

sawmill - pilařský závod, pila (závod)

noun - a factory where wood is cut into boards