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lemur - lemur

noun - a small monkey-like animal with a long tail and big eyes, originally from Madagascar

 

picnic - udělat si piknik

verb - to have a picnic somewhere

 

half-baked - nedomyšlený

adjective, informal - not considered carefully

 

dwell upon - vracet se k něčemu

verb - to keep talking or thinking about something for too long, especially something that's not pleasant, that should be forgotten

 

dwell on - vracet se k něčemu

verb - to keep talking or thinking about something for too long, especially something that's not pleasant, that should be forgotten

 

swear by - nedat dopustit na (něco)

verb, informal - to believe that something is effective

wing mirror - postranní zrcátko, vnější zrcátko

noun, British English - a mirror fastened to the side of a car that makes it possible for you to see what is behind you

side-view mirror - zpětné zrcátko

noun, American English - a mirror fastened to the side of a car that makes it possible for you to see what is behind you

 

jibber-jabber - drmolení, blábolení

noun - speech that's too fast and difficult to understand, especially because the speaker is excited

 

jibber-jabber - drmolit, blábolit, mluvit nesrozumitelně

verb - to speak quickly in a way that's difficult to understand, especially because you are excited

 

jabber - drmolit, blábolit, mluvit nesrozumitelně

verb - to speak too fast and in a way that's difficult to understand, especially because you are excited

 

niche - místo, pravé místo, správné místo (v životě, zaměstnání)

noun - a job, position or activity that you are good at and enjoy

 

niche - mezera na trhu, specifický segment

noun - selling or trying to sell a specific product or service to a specific group of people, usually something that no one is selling

 

moonlight - mít melouch, dělat melouchy

verb - a secret second job that your employer wouldn't approve of

 

starlit - hvězdami osvícený

adjective - getting light from the stars