NATURE

pohodlná lůžka

the Grand Californian, the handsomest of all Disney hotels: a huge lobby, comfy beds and, from most rooms, a great view of the new park. Times

No televisions or phones, but polished hardwood floors, lace curtains, comfy beds, and antique chairs. COCA

Three-course dinners and comfy beds stacked high with wool blankets. COCA

uherský rok (dlouhá doba)

1. This was a long time ago when Daryl Price was king, I mean, if you see the guy's big fat butt now, you know it was a serious coon 's age ago. (COCA)
2. I didn't seen him in a coon's age. (Google)
   
3. You know what i haven't done in a coon's age? I haven't posted anything here since those innocent, carefree, bygone days of 2007.(Google)

počítat ovečky

1. He doesn't have all day although his only plans are to count sheep and take a nap. (COCA)
   
2. The age-old remedy for sleeplessness is to " count sheep. " (COCA)
3. Rather than toss, turn, or count sheep, he resolved to put his wakefulness to good use. (COCA)

pokrytý srstí

By far the largest spider we've seen yet. Covered in hair. Massive eyes. Her two fangs are the size of machetes. COCA

Whatever was on my shoulder now it was covered in hair. BNC

Their heads and chests were covered in hair, and they had beards as well. BNC

pokrytý šupinami

There is an animal with the body and tail of a fish, covered in scales. BNC

Wiwaxia looks like a small Belgian chocolate covered in scales, with some bigger spikes pointing out here and there. BNC

Every night he came to her, his head crowned with horns, his skin covered in scales. COCA

hmyz, brouk; nahánějící hrůzu

The 19-year-old beautician froze when the creepy-crawly suddenly appeared before her eyes. BNC

There were bats, rats, cockroaches, lizards and she did not like creepy-crawly things. COCA

There have always been creepy-crawly stories, which are part of learning that life is not all teddy bears and roses. BNC

krokodýlí slzy

1. He cried a lot. Real tears, not crocodile tears, not fake? If they were ever crocodile tears, I've never seen anyone do it better. (COCA)
2. She would turn and look at us with pity dripping from her eyes, crocodile tears. (COCA)
3. We gave him some sob story and the little guy just busted up into crocodile tears and handed over the key. (COCA
   

náhle se objevit

1. Then there are the other vague symptoms that tend to crop up in older patients. (COCA)
   
2. While existing computer models predict many things fairly accurately, surprises still crop up, and we probably can't eliminate them. (COCA)
3. I've known for 19 years that it could crop up at any time. (COCA)

kříženec

I have seen cross-breed exotic Goldfish that are cute, but rarely better than the original parents. BNC

The Academy of Art College will cross-breed its motion picture/television program with animation and computer arts. COCA

Trouvelot's plan was to cross-breed these insects to create a hardy strain of silk moths. COCA

sekáč (druh pavouka); tiplice

She would play in the dark shed, where there were millions of daddy-long-legs, or stand about watching him while he dug. BNC

Ewww! Gross! A daddy-long-legs! It's walking on the strudel trays. COCA

The spectacle is on the order of a fat little girl tearing apart a daddy-long-legs. Times