wear out - onosit se (o oblečení), opotřebovat se (o oblečení)

verb - (of clothes) to become thinner, damaged or weakened by being used too much

tired - unavený, znavený

adjective - feeling weak and sleepy when you have worked too much or slept little

confusion - zmatek

noun - disorder; a situation in which there is too much noise and people etc.

burnt - připálený, spálený

adjective - cooked for too long, esp. when it started to be brown or black

burned - připálený, spálený

adjective - cooked for too long, esp. when it started to be brown or black

 

modesty - skromnost

noun - the lack of pride, not talking too much about your own abilities etc.

 

daunt - děsit, lekat, odradit, polekat, vyděsit

verb - to make someone worried or scared, esp. by making something appear too difficult

dare - vyhecovat, vyzvat (někoho k něčemu)

verb - to challenge someone to do something, to make someone prove that they are brave enough to do something

flaw - nedostatek, nedokonalost, vada, kaz, závada, defekt

noun - a mistake in something because of which it cannot be used properly or it is not good enough

nosily - vlezle, zvědavě, dotěrně

adverb - in a way that is too curious about other people’s private matters or secrets

jaded - otrávený, znuděný, utahaný, unavený

adjective, informal - bored or tired of something, especially because you have had too much of it

 

set-off - vyrovnání dluhu zápočtem, zápočet

noun, British English, technical - the act of paying less money to somebody because they owe you money too

 

nitpicker - hnidopich

noun, informal - a person who pays too much attention to small details that are not important

jibber-jabber - drmolení, blábolení

noun - speech that's too fast and difficult to understand, especially because the speaker is excited

 

irreparably - nenapravitelný, neodčinitelný

adverb - in a way that is too damaged or bad that it cannot be repaired