have your fingers in the till - krást z pokladny, krást peníze v zaměstnání

verb, British English, informal - to steal money from the place where you work

soldering iron - pájka, páječka

noun - a tool with a heated metal tip used to melt solder for joining electronic components or metal parts

utility knife - řezák, vylamovací nůž

noun - a versatile cutting tool with a retractable, replaceable blade, used for cutting various materials

rasp - rašple

noun - a tool with a rough, textured surface used for shaping or smoothing wood, metal, or other materials

caliper - posuvné měřítko, šuplera

noun - a measuring instrument used to measure the distance between two opposite sides of an object

 

flathead - plochý (např. šroubovák)

adjective - having a flat had

wire cutters - štípačky

noun - a tool with sharp jaws designed to cut wire or cable

spatula - špachtle, stěrka

noun - a tool with a flat, broad blade used for spreading, mixing, or smoothing materials such as plaster or mortar

crayon - nakreslit voskovkou, napsat voskovkou

verb - to write or draw using a stick of colored wax

jam-packed - narvaný, natřískaný, našlapaný (lidmi, věcmi)

adjective, informal - extremely full of people or things

 

packed - plný, nahuštěný (věcmi, informacemi)

adjective - full of particular things or information

 

loan - zapůjčit (něco cenného)

verb, British English - to lend something valuable to someone

 

ticking - tikot, tikání, odtikávání

noun - the repeated sound a clock or watch makes

 

tick - tikot, tikání

noun - the repeated sound of a clock or watch

 

fit - záchvat (např. vzteku)

noun - an outburst of emotion, often characterized by anger, frustration, or distress