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

bashful - stydlivý, nesmělý, plachý

adjective - shy or easily embarrassed; not comfortable with attention from others

tardiness - nedochvilnost, opožděnost, pomalost, chození pozdě

noun, formal - the quality or fact of being late or slow

tardy - opožděný, zpožděný, pozdní, nedochvilný

adjective, formal - slow or late in happening, arriving, or acting

shacket - lehká bunda, bundokošile, košilová bunda

noun - a casual outer garment that combines features of a shirt and a jacket, usually heavier than a shirt but lighter than a jacket

trench coat - trenčkot, baloňák, balonový plášť, nepromokavý kabát

noun - a long, usually double-breasted waterproof coat with a belt and wide lapels, originally worn by soldiers in the trenches

 

moral - slušný, čestný, korektní (morálně)

adjective - having ideas about what is right and wrong, and trying to do what is right

capsule - kapsle, obal

noun - a sealed plastic or metal container that holds something, often for scientific or technical use

tickbox - zaškrtávací políčko, zaškrtávací okénko

noun, British English - a small box on a form, screen, or document that can be ticked (checked) or left empty to indicate a choice, selection, or preference

checkbox - zaškrtávací políčko, zaškrtávací okénko

noun, American English - a small box on a form, screen, or document that can be ticked (checked) or left empty to indicate a choice, selection, or preference

 

banal - banální, otřepaný, všední, obyčejný, nudný, bezvýrazný

adjective - lacking originality, freshness, or significance; overused and uninteresting