palm reader - věštec z ruky, věštkyně z ruky

noun - a person who looks at your palm and tells you what you are like and what will happen to you in the future

 

palmist - věštec z ruky, věštkyně z ruky

noun - a person who looks at your palm and tells you what you are like and what will happen to you in the future

 

out of sight out of mind - sejde z očí - sejde z mysli

phrase - a phrase people use to say that if you don't see someone or something, it is easy to forget about them

 

uproot - odejít z domova, vypudit z domova

verb - to move away from the place where you've lived for a long time or to make somebody move away from the place they've lived for a long time

stand out - vystupovat z řady, vyčnívat (z řady)

verb - to be easily recognizable amongst others; to be remarkably taller etc. than others so that you can be easily noticed

 

fired - vyhozený z práce, vykopnutý z práce

adjective, informal - having lost your job

 

stem - vycházet (z čeho), pramenit (z čeho)

verb - to be caused (by something)

off-ramp - sjezd (z dálnice)

noun, American English - a short road that allows vehicles to leave a motorway, an interstate, etc.

 

nosebleed - krvácení z nosu

noun - a physiological reaction characterized by the release of blood from the nasal cavity

 

hangover - pozůstatek (z minulosti)

noun - a remnant of something that was, but is no longer useful or practical

 

hanger - mrzutost z hladu

noun, informal - bad mood caused by being hungry

 

beer fear - výčitky z kocoviny

noun, British English, informal - the irrational state of regretting things you did when you were drunk, caused by a hangover

 

read sb's palm - věštit z ruky

verb - to look at someone's palm and tell them what they are like and what their future will bring

juice - šťáva (z masa)

noun - the liquid that comes out of meat

 

in the long run - z dlouhodobého hlediska

adverb - much later in the future