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multitude - spoustu, mnoho

noun, formal - a large number of things or people

 

liveliness - živost, čilost, energičnost, bujnost

noun - the state of being full of life, full of energy, full of enthusiasm

 

grandkid - vnouče, vnuk, vnučka

noun, American English, informal - the child of somebody's son or daughter, a grandchild

 

dinghy - člun, loďka

noun - a small open boat

 

milk - vydojit, podojit, vyždímat, ždímat (přeneseně)

verb, informal - to get as much money, information or advantage from something or someone as possible

 

break even - nemít ztrátu, vyjít beze ztrát, nevydělat ani neprodělat, mít nulový zisk

verb - to avoid losing money but not make profit either

 

indeed - dokonce

adverb - used to add something to a previous statement

 

impressionistic - neurčitý, nepřesný

adjective - giving a general idea of something rather than clear details

 

impressionable - snadno ovlivnitelný, vnímavý

adjective - easily influenced by someone or something, especially because you are very young

 

unimpressed - neohromený

adjective - not impressed by someone or something

 

impressionism - impresionismus

noun - a style that tries to capture a feeling rather than realistic scenes

 

unimpressiveness - nevýraznost, obyčejnost

noun - the quality of being ordinary

 

impressiveness - impozantnost, působivost

noun - the quality of being impressive

 

impression - parodování, imitování

noun - a clever and hilarious copy of another person's speech or manner

 

inimitable - nenapodobitelný

adjective - of very high quality and so impossible to copy