flail - cep

noun - a tool that people used in the past to separate the grains from their husks, it consisted of a long handle and a shorter stick hanging from it, it was also used as a primitive weapon

 

shy from - vyhnout se (čemu)

verb, American English - to avoid doing something, especially because of being afraid, nervous etc.

shy away - vyhnout se, cuknout (před něčím)

verb, American English - to avoid doing something, especially because of being afraid, nervous etc.

 

shy - splašit se (o koni), ucuknout, leknout se

verb - (esp. of horses) to move away from something because of fear

 

just as - jakmile, hned když

conjunction - as soon as

 

fiery - vášnivý, zapálený, horlivý

adjective - having very strong feelings and emotions, especially angry ones

 

fiery - pikantní, pálivý, kořeněný

adjective - tasting very hot

fiery - ohnivý, planoucí, horký

adjective - burning, containing fire, looking like fire, producing fire

 

cetera - cetera (lat.)

phrase - Latin word meaning 'remaining'

 

et - et (lat.)

conjunction - latin word for 'and'

 

et cetera - a tak dále

phrase, formal - and so on

 

colour-blind - barvoslepý

adjective, British English - not able to see colours or the difference between some colours

 

eat humble pie - sypat si popel na hlavu, přiznat chybu

verb - to admit that you have been wrong, to admit that you have made a mistake

 

humble - prostý, skromný

adjective - not special, not of a high rank

 

humility - pokora, skromnost

noun - the quality of not being proud or not thinking that you are better than others