incontrollable - neovladatelný, neřiditelný, nekontrolovatelný

adjective - very difficult or impossible to stop, limit, or manage

chesty - vlhký, průduškový (o kašli)

adjective, British English - (of a cough) coming from the chest or lungs; sounding as if there is a lot of mucus in the lungs

 

mayday - pomoc, stav nouze

noun - a radio distress signal used by ships and aircraft to signal a life-threatening emergency, derived from the French phrase m'aider (help me)

run down - utlumit, snižovat, zmenšovat, zredukovat, omezit (provoz), omezovat (výrobu)

verb - to gradually reduce the size, power, or number of something (e.g. a business or industry)

run down - vybít se, vybíjet se (baterie, hodiny, stroj apod.)

verb - to lose power or stop functioning due to a lack of energy

run down - zajet, přejet, srazit (vozidlem)

verb - to hit a person or animal with a vehicle, causing injury or death

 

stripe - vytvořit pruhy, udělat proužky (na něčem)

verb - to mark or decorate with stripes; to form stripes on something

 

rubbery - gumový (jako z gumy), jako z gumy, pružný, elastický

adjective - looking like rubber, resembling rubber

 

sugary - slazený, cukrový, sladký, přeslazený

adjective - containing a lot of sugar, sweet

 

dishonestly - nečestně, nepoctivě

adverb - deceptively, not fairly, in a way that intentionally deceives or hides the truth

 

glassy - skelný, sklovitý, hladký, jako sklo

adjective - shiny and smooth, like glass

 

bachelor's degree - bakalářský titul, titul bakaláře, bakalářské studium, bakalář

noun - a university degree that you get after studying for three or four years

 

master's degree - magisterský titul, magisterské vzdělání, titul magistra

noun - a high-level university degree that you get after you finish your first degree (bachelor's)

 

master's - magistr, magisterské studium, magisterský titul, magisterský diplom

noun, informal - a short way to say "master's degree" or the study program at a university

 

aversion - odpor, nechuť, averze

noun - a strong feeling of dislike