burn out - vyčerpat se, vyhořet

verb - to make yourself exhausted or unable to work by working too hard

overwhelmed - zdrcený, přemožený, zavalený (např. prací)

adjective - unable to cope with something, because it is too great or strong

overwhelming - ohromný, zdrcující, nepřekonatelný, drtivý

adjective - great or extremely strong, being too much for somebody to deal with

 

vain - marnivý

adjective - being too proud of and interested in yourself and your own appearance

get drunk - opít se, ožrat se

verb - to drink too much alcohol, to get under the influence of alcohol

carer - pečovatel, pečovatelka

noun, British English - somebody who looks after a person who is too young, ill etc.

 

clingy - přiléhavý

adjective - (of clothes) too tight so it shows the shape of your body

 

catch - pochytit, postřehnout, rozumět

verb - to understand what was said, especially if it was said too quickly

 

extension lead - prodlužovací kabel, prodlužovačka

noun, British English - an extra electric wire that you use when the wire of a device is not long enough

 

extension cord - prodlužovací kabel, prodlužovačka

noun, American English - an extra electric wire that you use when the wire of a device is not long enough

 

minor - nezletilý

adjective - not of legal age, not old enough to be legally allowed to drink, vote, get married etc.

 

underage - nezletilý

adjective - not of legal age, not old enough to be legally allowed to drink, vote, get married etc.

 

under age - nezletilý

adjective - not of legal age, not old enough to be legally allowed to drink, vote, get married etc.

run over - přetéct

verb - to flow over the edge of a container because it is too full

 

groggy - grogy, vyčerpaný

adjective - too tired, unable to think or work because of being exhausted or sick