NATURE
by Ondřej Jakubčík and Jan Kubínek.
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garden fork vidle He'd got a small garden fork and he started taking out rough bits of grass from the edge of the drive. BNC Instead, use a garden fork to break up the ground. COCA Spike compacted areas with a garden fork, hollow-tined fork or mechanical aerator to encourage vital air exchange at the roots. BNC | ||
get the monkey off your backpřehodit problém na někoho jiného
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get trapped in st chytit se do něčeho The great thing, he decided, was not to get trapped in the cul de sac of being a suffragan. BNC I call it the new slavery is that people get trapped in a series of circumstances where you've got to address both moral issues. COCA You have to watch out youdon't get trapped in it. Times | ||
ginger cat kočka se srstí rezavé barvy She is frightened of that ginger cat Susan. BNC Gina watched the friendship unfold, watched a stuffed owl and a toy ginger cat arrive in the mail as gifts. Times The large ginger cat mewed. COCA | ||
glory houndčlověk prahnoucí po slávě
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go ape overmít něco strašně moc rád
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go on the rampage rozběsnit se, řádit jako divý It doesn't break out and go on the rampage when it's there. BNC Miami seismologists argue that nuclear devices might relieve the stresses before they go on the rampage. Times Disgruntled over the loss of their lands and the destruction of the buffalo, the Indians were quick to go on the rampage. COCA | ||
gold rush zlatá horečka More gold has been produce here in this present gold rush than in any other part of Brazil. BNC The red-hot center of this 21st century gold rush is the western Canadian province of Alberta. COCA At the age of 25 Key Pittman joined the gold rush to Alaska and worked for two years as a common miner. Times | ||
gold-seekers hledači zlata A tent city sprouted nearby and hundreds of gold-seekers lived in sleeping bags. Times Within months, some 10,000 gold-seekers, merchants, road agents, card sharks, and dance-hall ladies jammed the town. COCA Vancouver began life in the mid-1800s as a settlement for gold seekers and fur traders. COCA | ||