involuntary - nedobrovolný, vynucený, nucený

adjective - done or experienced without wanting or choosing it

 

involuntary - mimovolný, samovolný, nevědomý, neúmyslný, bezděčný

adjective - happening without you deciding to do it

 

km/h - km/h

noun - (abbreviation) kilometres per hour

 

Parkinson - Parkinsonova choroba

noun - a progressive neurological disease that affects movement. It causes shaking, stiffness, and difficulty with walking and coordination. It is caused by the loss of dopamine-producing cells in the brain

 

neurological - neurologický

adjective - relating to the nerves, the brain, or the nervous system

 

format - formát

noun - the way something is arranged, designed or written

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

counter - pracovní plocha (např. na kuchyňské lince)

noun, American English - the surface of a kitchen cupboard etc. that you work on

tater - kobzola, ertepla, zemák, brambor

noun, informal - a potato (informal)

cuke - okurka

noun, informal - a short form of the noun 'cucumber'

 

vital - životní, nezbytný pro život, životně důležitý

adjective - very important for staying alive, connected with staying alive

 

bolster - podpořit, posílit, povzbudit, pozvednout

verb - to support, strengthen, or improve something, often by providing encouragement or help

ferment - kvasit, zkvasit, fermentovat, podrobit kvašení

verb - to cause a chemical change in food or drink by the action of bacteria or yeast

aperitif - aperitiv

noun - an alcoholic drink taken before a meal to stimulate the appetite