gaudiness
- křiklavost, extravagantnost, okázalost
BrE
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'gɔ:dɪnəs/
AmE
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'gɔ:dɪnəs/
noun
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the state of being extravagant, using bright colours, standing out from the rest etc.
gaudily
- křiklavě, extravagantně, okázale
BrE
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'gɔ:dɪli/
AmE
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'gɔ:dɪli/
adverb
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in an extravagant way, especially using bright colours etc.
gaudy
- univerzitní banket, univerzitní slavnost, univerzitní událost
BrE
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'gɔ:di/
AmE
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'gɔ:di/
noun, British English
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a type of feast or banquet held at some British universities
HMRC
- finanční úřad
BrE
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ˌeɪtʃemɑ:'si:/
AmE
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ˌeɪtʃemɑ:r'si:/
short for Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs, an agency responsible for collecting taxes in the UK
subsidy
- dotace (státním firmám apod.)
BrE
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'sʌbsədi/
AmE
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'sʌbsədi/
noun
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money paid by a government to a company that benefits the public
visible
- viditelný
BrE
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'vɪzəbl/
AmE
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'vɪzəbl/
adjective
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capable of being seen
pendant
- přívěsek
BrE
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'pendənt/
AmE
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'pendənt/
noun
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a piece of jewellery on a chain that is worn around the neck
shingle
- oblázky, kamínky
BrE
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'ʃɪŋgl/
AmE
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'ʃɪŋgl/
noun
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small smooth stones that can be found on a beach or in a river
crest
- hřeben (hory, vlny apod.)
BrE
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'krest/
AmE
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'krest/
noun
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the highest part of a wave or a hill
crest
- erbovní znak
BrE
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'krest/
AmE
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'krest/
noun
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a design that is used as the symbol of a family, organization or town
canned food
- konzervované jídlo, jídlo v plechovce
BrE
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ˌkænd'fu:d/
AmE
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ˌkænd'fu:d/
noun, American English
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food preserved in a tin can
income tax
- daň z příjmů
BrE
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'ɪŋkʌmˌtæks/
AmE
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'ɪŋkʌmˌtæks/
noun
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a part of your income that you have to pay to the government
tax return
- daňové přiznání
BrE
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'tæks rɪtɜ:n/
AmE
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'tæks rɪtɜ:rn/
noun
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an official document where you list all your incomes to calculate how much income tax you are supposed to pay
gaudy
- křiklavý, extravagantní, nevkusný, okázalý
BrE
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'gɔ:di/
AmE
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'gɔ:di/
adjective
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too brightly coloured in an unpleasant way, extravagant, standing out
defiant
- vzdorovitý
BrE
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dɪ'faɪənt/
AmE
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dɪ'faɪənt/
adjective
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refusing to obey someone/something