watercourse - vodní tok

noun - a stream or river, or the channel through which it flows

thicket - houština, houští

noun - a dense group of bushes or small trees

bluff - útes

noun - a high, steep bank or cliff, often next to a river or the sea

inlet - zátoka

noun - a long, narrow area of water that goes into the land from a sea or lake

plateau - náhorní plošina, náhorní rovina

noun - a large, flat area of land that is higher than the land around it

cascade - kaskáda, kaskádový vodopád

noun - one of a series of smaller waterfalls

lagoon - laguna

noun - a small, shallow body of water separated from the sea by sand or a reef

shallows - mělčina

noun - an area of water that is not deep

 

have your fingers in the till - krást z pokladny, krást peníze v zaměstnání

verb, British English, informal - to steal money from the place where you work

jaded - otrávený, znuděný, utahaný, unavený

adjective, informal - bored or tired of something, especially because you have had too much of it

 

elevate - zvýšit, zvednout, stoupnout, povýšit, vyvýšit

verb, formal - to raise something up, to put something higher

overseer - dohled, dohlížitel, dozorce, pracovní dohled

noun - a person who is in charge of overseeing the operations of a particular task or a group of workers

 

verminous - zavšivený, plný škůdců, zamořený škůdci

adjective, formal - covered with vermin

bait - škádlit, provokovat, popichovat, dovírat si

verb - to deliberately annoy or provoke someone

bait - nasadit návnadu, nastražit návnadu, políčit návnadu

verb - to prepare a hook or trap with bait for fishing or hunting