primeval - pravěký, prastarý, prvotní, prehistorický

adjective - relating to the earliest ages of the world or human history; ancient or prehistoric

stocktaking - inventura, sčítání zásob, kontrola zásob, revize skladu

noun, British English - the process of counting and checking all the goods or materials a business has

hinterland - vnitrozemí

noun - the remote or less developed areas of a country, typically far from the coast

header - hlavička (ve fotbale)

noun - a shot or pass made by hitting the ball with the head (in football)

bell - zvonění (např. ve škole)

noun - a signal that marks the beginning or the end of a class at school

 

swing - swing (tanec)

noun - one of the social dances that developed with the swing style of jazz music

 

cloche - dámský klobouček (ve tvaru zvonu)

noun - a woman's hat in the shape of a bell, worn mostly in the 1920s

 

murmur - šelest (na srdci)

noun, technical - an abnormal sound in the chest, often a sign of disease in the heart

 

decor - vnitřní výzdoba, styl vnitřního zařízení

noun - the style in which the inside of a building or a room is decorated

 

materialism - materialismus

noun, technical - the belief that the spiritual world does not exist and only physical matter exists

 

gaudiness - křiklavost, extravagantnost, okázalost

noun - the state of being extravagant, using bright colours, standing out from the rest etc.

 

impatience - netrpělivost

adjective - unwillingness to wait calmly; the lack of the ability to wait for something calmly

backfire - vymstít se, mít opačný účinek, obrátit se proti

verb - to have the opposite effect to the one you intended, usually with bad results