Every cloud has a silver lining - všechno zlé je k něčemu dobré

phrase - said to emphasize that every sad or difficult situation has a positive side

notice - povšimnutí, všimnutí (si něčeho), pozornost

noun - the act of seeing something suddenly and paying attention to someone or something

 

psych out - rozhodit (psychicky), zdeptat (psychicky)

verb, informal - to say something that will make someone perform badly, feel bad or nervous

 

conveniently - příhodně, vhodně

adverb - in a way that something is more suitable, helpful or easy to use

 

counterclockwise - proti směru hodinových ručiček

adverb - in the opposite direction to the movement of the hands of a clock

 

place - umístit se, skončit, dopadnout

verb - to finish in a particular position in a race, in a competition etc.

 

rat out - donášet na (někoho), žalovat na (někoho), říct (něco an někoho), udat (někoho)

verb, American English, informal - to tell someone (the police, parents, teachers etc.) that somebody did something wrong

 

on - hned po, při

preposition - the preposition used to say that something happened at the time of something

button - tlačítko, knoflík

noun - a small thing that is pressed in order to operate a machine etc.

barber - holič

noun - a person whose job it is to cut men's hair and shave them

blouse - halenka, blůza

noun - a piece of woman's clothing that goes from the neck to the waist

beat - porazit (ve sportu apod.), zvítězit nad

verb - to win over somebody, usually in a sport, a game or a fight

businessman - obchodník, podnikatel

noun - a person who works in trade or does another activity to make money

baker - pekař

noun - a person whose job is to make bread and rolls and cakes, etc.

appointment - schůzka

noun - a formal arrangement to see a person at a specified time and place