take in - oklamat, podvést, napálit

verb - to trick or deceive someone

 

fit - velmi hezký, velmi atraktivní (sexuálně)

adjective, British English, informal - sexually attractive

 

doddle - hračka, brnkačka

noun, British English, informal - a very easy task

 

dim - hloupý, omezený, tupý, blbý

adjective, British English, informal - not intelligent

chuffed - nadšený, šťastný

adjective, British English, informal - very happy or very pleased

 

bender - tah, flám, chlastačka

noun, informal - a time when people drink a lot of alcohol

 

tipple - pití (alkohol), oblíbené pití (alkohol)

noun, British English, informal - an alcoholic drink, often one that someone likes and usually drinks

 

cast iron - litina (materiál)

noun - a type of iron that does not bend easily and is shaped in a mould

chair - předseda, předsedkyně

noun - a person in charge of a meeting or committee

drawing pin - připínáček, napínáček

noun - a small pointy object you use to attach papers and pictures to a board or wall

glue stick - lepicí tyčinka, lepidlo

noun - a tube-shaped tool that helps spread a substance that is used to stick two pieces of something together (e.g. paper)

overripe - přezrálý (ovoce apod.)

adjective - (of fruit etc.) past the point of being good or safe to eat

unripe - nezralý, nedozrálý

adjective - (of fruit etc.) not fully grown, not ready to be picked and eaten

 

ripened - vyzrálý, uzrálý, uleželý (hlavně sýr)

adjective - (mostly of cheese) having a strong taste and smell after not being eaten for a long time

 

backlash - silný odpor, prudká reakce (negativní), ostrá odezva

noun - a strong negative reaction by a large number of people