impair - poškodit, oslabit

verb, formal - to damage something or make something less effective

 

mismatch - nesoulad, neshoda

noun - an occasion when things or people are not suitable for each other or do not go together well

 

hit - navštívení (internetové stránky)

noun - a single visit to a web page

 

pleased to meet you - těší mě, rád(i) tě (Vás) poznávám(e)

phrase - a phrase we use when we are introduced to someone, a polite greeting

 

go wrong - pokazit se, porouchat se

verb, British English - to stop working correctly

 

go wrong - nevydařit se

verb - to become unpleasant and unsuccessful

 

let off - vystřelit, odpálit

verb - to fire a gun or make a bomb or fireworks explode

 

put out - obtěžovat, dělat potíže, dělat problémy, dělat nepříjemnosti

verb - to cause difficulty for someone

 

dosage - dávkování (léku)

noun - the amount of medicine or drug that someone should take at one time

 

counterpart - protějšek

noun - a person or a thing that has the same or similar function or position as another one in a different situation

happy ending - šťastný konec

noun - the last part of a story, book or film when everything turns out well end everyone is happy

prankster - šprýmař, vtipálek (dělající kanadské žertíky)

noun - someone who plays tricks or practical jokes on people to make them look stupid

cowardice - zbabělost

noun - the lack of courage or bravery

practical joke - kanadský žertík

noun - a trick that is played on someone to make them look stupid or shock them them so that other people laugh

 

buoyancy - schopnost plavat, schopnost udržet se na hladině

noun - the state of being able to float