theocracy - teokracie

noun - a political system in which God (or people believed to be guided by God) is in charge

gladiator - gladiátor

noun - a warrior in ancient Rome who fought in the Colosseum to entertain the public and the Emperor

lifeboat - záchranný člun

noun - a small boat that is sent out to save people who are in danger in the water

apartment - byt

noun, American English - the rooms that you use to live in, usually in a large building where many people live

fight - bojovat, zápasit, prát se

verb - to use weapons or your own body to try to defeat somebody, usually in a violent way

 

wince - zašklebit se (např. bolestí), cuknout, ucuknout

verb - to make a slight involuntary grimace or flinch in response to pain or discomfort

 

touristy - hojně navštěvovaný, silně turistický, přeplněný turisty, turistický

adjective, informal - designed to attract or cater to tourists, often in a commercial or exaggerated way

 

readjust - přizpůsobit se

verb - to get used to a new situation, usually one you have been in before

 

think ahead - myslet dopředu, myslet na budoucnost, plánovat do budoucnosti

verb - to prepare for what might happen, to consider what might happen in the future

 

improbably - neuvěřitelně, nepravděpodobně

adverb - in a way that does not seem likely to be true or to happen

 

croak - krákat, zakrákat, kvákat

verb - to make a harsh, unpleasant sound; to speak in a very harsh unpleasant voice

 

close shave - únik o vlásek

noun - a situation in which you got very close to danger but managed to escape

 

home - domů, doma

adverb - in/to the place where people live and to which they are connected emotionally

 

lure - lákat, nalákat, přilákat

verb - to persuade somebody to go somewhere or do something, usually in a tricky way

waste - promarnit, plýtvat, vyplýtvat, marnit

verb - to use too much of something or to use something in a wrong way