bath - koupat

verb, British English - to wash by immersing in water

 

sponge bath - mytí houbou, mytí žínkou

noun - a way of cleaning your body using a damp sponge or washcloth instead of getting into a bathtub or shower

 

run a bath - napustit vanu, napustit vodu do vany

verb - to fill the bathtub with water before you take a bath

 

AC - klimatizace

noun - short for 'air conditioning'

 

IQ - IQ

noun - abbreviation for "intelligence quotient," a measure of a person's intelligence

 

mea culpa - moje chyba, moje vina

phrase - a phrase borrowed from latin that we use to admit that something was our fault

 

culpable - provinilý, vinný

adjective, formal - responsible or guilty of an offense or wrongdoing

 

boneyard - smetiště, pohřebiště, odkladiště

noun, American English, informal - a place where old cars or planes are left

 

churchyard - hřbitov u kostela, hřbitov

noun - a small cemetery next to a church

 

coulis - ovocná omáčka (podávaná k dezertu), omáčka (na přelití pokrmu)

noun - a smooth thick sauce made from puréed and strained fruits or vegetables, often used as an accompaniment to dishes or desserts

 

support - podpořit, podporovat

verb - to provide assistance, encouragement, or resources to someone or something

flatter - přidávat na kráse, slušet, zkrášlovat, lichotit

verb - to make someone look more attractive or feel better about themselves

 

flatterer - lichotník

noun - someone who says nice things to make others feel good or to get something they want

flattered - polichocený, polichocen, potěšen

adjective - feeling pleased or honoured by praise or attention received from others

 

flattering - lichotivý, lichotící, potěšující, milý, přidávající na kráse

adjective - making someone look good or feel good about themselves