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British Summer Time - letní čas

noun - the time used in the UK in summer that is one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (it is often abbreviated as BST)

 

daylight saving time - letní čas

noun, American English - the time when clocks are one hour ahead of standard time during the summer (abbreviated as DST)

 

scheming - vypočítavý

adjective - making clever, selfish plans

 

calculating - vypočítavý

adjective - making clever, selfish plans

 

procrastinator - prokrastinátor, kdo prokrastinuje, kdo odkládá věci na později

noun - a person who tends to put things off until later

 

procrastination - prokrastinace, odkládání

noun - the act of putting things off until later, especially because you don't like doing them

 

procrastinate - prokrastinovat, odkládat

verb - to keep putting something off until later, especially because it's something you don't like doing

 

keyring - kroužek na klíče, klíčenka

noun - a metal ring that holds keys together

 

shadow - napodobovat, učit se napodobováním, odkoukat (něco od někoho)

verb - to learn how to do something by observing and following somebody else

 

shadow - sledovat (někoho tajně)

verb - to follow somebody secretly

 

trinket - cetka, tretka, drobná laciná ozdoba nebo šperk

noun - a small attractive object or piece of jewellery of little value

 

run past - probrat, zkonzultovat (něco s někým)

verb, informal - to discuss an idea with someone in order to see what they think about it

 

run by - probrat, zkonzultovat (něco s někým)

verb, informal - to discuss an idea with someone in order to see what they think about it

 

padded - protinárazový, vycpaný, vyztužený

adjective - having soft material placed inside so it makes it more comfortable or protects something from damage

 

red flag - varovné znamení (že je něco špatně)

noun - a warning sign or signal showing that something may be wrong