NATURE

pomněnka

Her eyes were of an exquisite forget-me-not blue. BNC

She picked several of the forget-me-not blossoms and pressed them between the heavy pages of her book. COCA

The state flower is the forget-me-not, but the fireweed is the most recognizable. COCA

jídlo zdarma

The Kosmos, a Greek restaurant in Manchester, supplied free food for the night. BNC

Oh, I ate. But free food, it's hard to pass up. COCA

The free food was the most successful U.S. diplomatic stroke in Europe since the Berlin airlift. TImes

sladká voda; sladkovodní

There is a fresh water pool, tennis court, peak season beach restaurant and sound proofed discotheque. BNC

Seventy percent of the fresh water on Earth is frozen here. COCA

Also promised: a "maximum effort to get fresh water from salt water." Times

bezvýsledné pátrání

1. After nearly an hour of fruitless searching, Dart decided the walkers must have had a big head start. (COCA)
   
2. After six weeks of fruitless searching, Norma landed a job as a clerk for Frost Fabrications near the university. (COCA)
3. The next day was a continuation of the last: fruitless searching for a room, continuous worrying about his family. (COCA)

výsledky úspěchu

1. U.S. manufacturing remained virtually unrivaled, with both workers and management sharing in the fruits of success. (COCA)
   
2. Using the fruits of success to help others achieve is central to Goldston's business philosophy. (COCA)
3. No people value success as much as the French do, and none enjoy the fruits of success as much as Parisians. (COCA)

nacpaný k praskuntí (přejedený)

1. I'm full as a tick" was an expression my friend Debbie would often say after eating a good meal. (Google)
2. Full as a tick. I walked out of the restaurant behind two of my friends. (Google)
3. "I'm as full as a tick," she would say. Then she would stand and survey the table and often have a change of heart. (Google)