naively - naivně, bláhově, důvěřivě, bezelstně

adverb - in a way that shows a lack of experience, wisdom, or understanding of complex situations, often due to innocence or simplicity

 

naivety - naivita, naivnost, bláhovost

noun - a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment, often characterized by innocence or simplicity

chomp - baštit, chroupat, žvýkat, okusovat (hlasitě)

verb, informal - to chew or bite down on something with great enthusiasm or repeatedly, often producing a noise

 

ethnic - etnický, národnostní

adjective - relating to a group of people who have the same cultural, racial, or national background

 

trafficking - obchodování (nelegální), kšeftování

noun - the act of buying, selling, or transporting goods or people illegally, especially for exploitation

head - stát v čele, vést, řídit

verb - to lead, direct, or be in charge of an organization, group, project, or activity

 

downer - depkař, negativista, zklamání, deprimující zážitek

noun, informal - something or someone that makes people feel sad or disappointed

 

downer - oblbovák, uklidňující prostředek

noun, informal - a drug that relaxes you and often makes you want to sleep

 

poser - pozér

noun, informal - a person who pretends to be something they’re not, usually to impress others

cuss - nadávat, klít

verb, informal - to swear at somebody

easy peeler - mandarinka (která se snadno loupe)

noun - a kind of mandarin orange with a loose skin that comes off easily

dull - tmavý, matný, nelesklý, kalný

adjective - not shiny, not bright

 

taboo word - neslušné slovo, nevhodné slovo

noun - a word that you are not supposed to say, an inappropriate word

taboo - zakázaný, nepřípustný, tabu

adjective - not supposed or allowed to be said or talked about (for e.g. religious, cultural or political reasons)

 

Jake - Jake, Kuba, Jakub

noun - a man's name, a familiar form of Jacob