whirr - bzukot, vrčení, hučení

noun - a continuous, soft, low, and fast spinning sound

 

whirr - bzučet, vrčet, hučet

verb - to make a continuous, soft, low, and fast spinning sound, or to move while making such a sound

moist - vláčný

adjective - (used to describe food, especially cakes or baked goods) soft, not dry, and has a bit of natural moisture

 

warm up to - oblíbit si, přijít na chuť, začít mít rád, postupně si oblíbit

verb, American English - to begin to feel more positive about someone or something, or to start liking them more

 

warm to - oblíbit si, přijít na chuť, začít mít rád, postupně si oblíbit

verb - to begin to feel more positive about someone or something, or to start liking them more

turn heads - budit pozornost, přitahovat pozornost (svým vzhledem nebo chováním)

verb - to attract a lot of attention or make people notice you, usually because of your appearance or something impressive you do

 

back up - podpořit (někoho), krýt záda (někomu), stát při (někom)

verb - to support someone, especially by agreeing with them, helping them, or defending them in a situation

 

Steve - Steve

noun - a man's name (short for Stephen)

 

jalapeño - jalapeño

noun - a small, moderately spicy chili pepper, usually green when harvested, commonly used in Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine

 

Harry Potter - Harry Potter

noun - the main character in a series of books by J. R. Rowling

 

sushi - sushi

noun - a Japanese dish made with rice combined with ingredients such as raw or cooked fish, vegetables, or seaweed

 

Tim - Tim

noun - a man's name

 

Ben - Ben

noun - a man's name (short for Benjamin)

scepticism - skepse, pochybnost, nedůvěra

noun - an attitude of doubting that something is true or that something will happen; a lack of trust or belief

marauding - plenící, loupící, drancující, přepadávající

adjective, literary - going around in search of things to steal or people to attack