negligence - nedbalost

noun, formal - the fact of not giving enough care or attention to someone or something

wilt - vadnout, zvadnout, uvadnout

verb - to become weak or limp, esp. of flowers that don't have enough water

 

old-age pensioner - důchodce, penzista

noun, British English - a person who is old enough to get a pension from the government

 

recommend - doporučit

verb - to tell someone that something is good enough to buy/read/see etc.

afford - dovolit si, moci si dovolit (finančně)

verb - to have enough money in order to buy something or pay for something

experienced - zkušený, zběhlý

adjective - having enough knowledge about something because you have done it many times before

judgy - přehnaně kritický, odsuzující, soudící, kritický

adjective - tending to judge others harshly or too quickly; overly critical

drain - vysát, vycucnout (energii), vybíjet, docházet, ubývat (o energii, elektřině)

verb - to use too much of something, e.g. money, power, energy

 

overvaluation - nadhodnocení

noun - to act of putting too high a value on something

premature - předčasný, unáhlený, ukvapený

adjective - happening too soon, happening earlier than it is supposed to

 

long-winded - zdlouhavý

adjective - (of a speech, letter, etc.) too long and therefore boring

gaudy - křiklavý, extravagantní, nevkusný, okázalý

adjective - too brightly coloured in an unpleasant way, extravagant, standing out

 

pat - příliš jednoduché, jednoznačné

adjective - (an answer, explanation, etc.) too simple and not seeming natural

 

hungover - mající kocovinu

adjective - feeling sick because you drank too much the night before

drunken - opilý

adjective - having drunk too much alcohol, under the influence of alcohol