multitude - spoustu, mnoho

noun, formal - a large number of things or people

 

liveliness - živost, čilost, energičnost, bujnost

noun - the state of being full of life, full of energy, full of enthusiasm

 

grandkid - vnouče, vnuk, vnučka

noun, American English, informal - the child of somebody's son or daughter, a grandchild

 

dinghy - člun, loďka

noun - a small open boat

 

Crimea - Krym

noun - a peninsula in Eastern Europe on the northern coast of the Black Sea

 

armistice - příměří (vojenské)

noun - a formal agreement to stop fighting

 

hard-boiled - vařený natvrdo (o vejcích)

adjective - (of an egg) cooked in its shell until the inside (yolk and white) is solid

 

unimaginably - nepředstavitelně

adverb - in a manner that is impossible to imagine or comprehend

 

unimaginable - nepředstavitelný

adjective - so strange, big, or extreme that it is hard to understand or believe

stowage - úložný prostor, přepravní prostor, uskladnění, uložení

noun - a place or space for storage, especially on a ship, aircraft, or vehicle; the action or manner of storing or packing something in a space

 

stow away - cestovat na černo, cestovat jako černý pasažér

verb - to hide aboard a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle in order to travel secretly and without paying

stow away - uložit, uskladnit, schovat

verb - to store or pack something securely, especially to keep it out of sight or in a safe place

stow - umístit, uložit, uskladnit, srovnat

verb - to put or arrange something neatly and securely in a particular place, especially for storage or transportation

lamented - oplakávaný, postrádaný

adjective, formal - mourned for, especially because of death or loss; deeply missed

lament - naříkat, bědovat, oplakávat, lamentovat

verb, formal - to express sorrow, grief, regret, or unhappiness about something