bridge - přemostit, překlenout

verb - to build a structure leading over a river, valley etc., usually made of metal, stone or wood

 

bridge - bridž (karetní hra)

noun - a card game played by two pairs of players with a deck of 52 cards

serrated - zoubkovaný, zubatý

adjective - having a saw-like edge

 

have ants in your pants - mít roupy, chvíli neposedět

verb, informal - to be unable to stay still, to be impatient about something

 

actual - přímo ten, ten jeden, skutečně ten

adjective - a word used to emphasize that something is really the thing

upholster - čalounit, vyčalounit, vypolstrovat, pokrýt potahem (nábytek)

verb - to cover an armchair, sofa or other furniture with a special material that makes it comfortable to sit on it

upholstery - čalounění, polstrování

noun - material that is used to cover armchairs or sofas

 

wake up and smell the coffee - probrat se, podívat se pravdě do očí

verb, informal - used to tell someone they should recognize the reality of a situation, usually unpleasant

 

wake-up call - procitnutí, probuzení, varování, upozornění (že je třeba jednat)

noun - something that happens to you and makes you realize there is a problem and you must do something about it

 

musingly - zadumaně, hloubavě

adverb - meditatively, contemplatively

 

musing - přemítání, dumání, hloubání

noun - the state of thinking about something deeply and carefully

nightstand - noční stolek

noun, American English - a small kind of table next to the bed

 

empathetic - empatický

adjective - showing the ability to understand somebody else's feelings

 

gore - nabodnout (na roh), zranit (např. rohem)

verb - (e.g. of a bull) to injure someone with a horn or with a tusk

 

gore - krveprolití, násilí (např. ve filmu)

noun - the violence in films, games etc.