subsequently
- následně
BrE
/
'sʌbsəkwəntli/
AmE
/
'sʌbsəkwəntli/
adverb, formal
-
afterwards, after something else
concise
- stručný, výstižný
BrE
/
kən'saɪs/
AmE
/
kən'saɪs/
adjective
-
short and clear, saying only important things
lemon
- šunt, šmejd, vadný kus
BrE
/
'lemən/
AmE
/
'lemən/
noun, American English, informal
-
a product that is not working the way it should, a low quality product
mediocrity
- podprůměrnost, tuctovost
BrE
/
ˌmi:di'ɒkrəti/
AmE
/
ˌmi:di'ɑ:krət̬i/
noun
-
the state of not being very good
mediocre
- tuctový, průměrný, podprůměrný, nevalný, nic moc
BrE
/
ˌmi:di'əʊkə/
AmE
/
ˌmi:di'oʊkər/
adjective
-
of an average quality, not very good
be down with
- ležet (s nějakou nemocí)
BrE
/
ˌbi:'daʊn wɪð/
AmE
/
ˌbi:'daʊn wɪð/
verb
-
to be sick, to have a sickness
print
- tiskací písmo, tiskací písmena
BrE
/
'prɪnt/
AmE
/
'prɪnt/
noun
-
letters that are not connected to each other
script
- psací písmo
BrE
/
'skrɪpt/
AmE
/
'skrɪpt/
noun
-
a type of handwriting that uses letters that are connected to each other
cursive
- psací písmo
BrE
/
'kɜ:sɪv/
AmE
/
'kɜ:rsɪv/
noun
-
a type of handwriting that uses letters that are connected to each other
cursive
- psací (písmo)
BrE
/
'kɜ:sɪv/
AmE
/
'kɜ:rsɪv/
adjective
-
written in letters that are connected to each other
educator
- pedagog, učitel
BrE
/
'edʒʊkeɪtə/
AmE
/
'edʒʊkeɪt̬ər/
noun, American English
-
someone who provides education
die away
- utichnout, doznít, slábnout, ustat
BrE
/
'daɪ əˌweɪ/
AmE
/
'daɪ əˌweɪ/
verb
-
(about sounds, feelings, etc.) to gradually subside or decrease in strength
gunshot
- výstřel, střelba
BrE
/
'gʌnʃɒt/
AmE
/
'gʌnʃɑ:t/
noun
-
the noise of a gun shooting; the act of shooting from a gun
farming
- zemědělství, farmaření, hospodaření, chov
BrE
/
'fɑ:mɪŋ/
AmE
/
'fɑ:rmɪŋ/
noun
-
the activity of raising farm animals and producing crops
go down like a lead balloon
- ztroskotat jako balón z olova
BrE
/
ˌgəʊ 'daʊn laɪk ə ˌled bə'lu:n/
AmE
/
ˌgoʊ 'daʊn laɪk ə ˌled bə'lu:n/
verb, British English, informal
-
not to be accepted well; not to succeed; not to end up well