brace - rovnátko (zubní)

noun - a system of wires that are put in the mouth to make the teeth grow straight (usually plural)

 

alchemist - alchymista

noun - a kind of scientist (especially in the medieval times) whose job was to turn ordinary metal into gold

 

legacy - dědictví, odkaz (dědictví)

noun - something that comes from the past or is given to you from someone who lived in the past

attendant - obsluha, obsluhující

noun - a person whose job is to help people or serve them (e.g. in a cloakroom, car park, etc.)

awl - šídlo, jehla

noun - a tool with a sharp point and a wooden handle, you use it to make holes in things

 

introduction - představení

noun - an act in which two people tell each other their names or get to know each other's names

inn - hostinec

noun - a small business offering accommodation, food, and drink to travelers, typically located along highways or in rural areas

medical kit - lékárna (příruční), lékárnička

noun - a small box with a variety of things to be used in the case of injury, illness etc.

screw - šroubovat, přišroubovat, našroubovat

verb - to put something in place by turning it round and round (e.g. a light bulb, a bolt, etc.)

 

kidnap - unést (člověka)

verb - to take away a person and request money or an action in return for bringing him/her back

 

overflow - přetékat, přetéct

verb - to be so full that nothing else can fit in, and the contents usually fall over the edges

thimble - náprstek

noun - a small metal cup used in sewing to protect the finger that pushes the needle through the cloth

 

troll - troll

noun - (Harry Potter) a large creature that Harry and Ron had to fight in their first year at Hogwarts

trick-or-treater - koledník (halloweenský)

noun - a child in a costume who goes from door to door on Halloween and asks people for candy

diplomatic - diplomatický (také zdvořilý, taktní, obratný)

adjective - skilled in managing sensitive situations or people with tact and avoiding conflict; relating to diplomacy or international relations