snideness - jízlivost, uštěpačnost

noun - the quality of being unkind, critical or sarcastic in an indirect way

livid - zmodralý, černomodrý (podlitina, modřina)

adjective, formal - dark blue or grey (usually used in connection with bruises and scars)

 

abacus - počítadlo (s kuličkami)

noun - a frame with small balls in lines of ten, used for counting

 

materialistic - materialistický

adjective - believing that money and possessions are the most important things in life

 

legroom - místo na nohy (v autě, ap.)

noun - the amount of space that is available in front of your legs

 

green - náměstí, náves

noun - a grassy area in the middle of a town or a village

 

roomie - spolubydlící

noun, informal - a person who lives with you in your room or your apartment

 

ancestry - předkové, rodinný původ, rodová linie

noun - the people in your family, clan, race etc. who lived before you

 

urban legend - mýtus, pověst, legenda, povídačka

noun - a story that exists in many different forms but usually isn't true

 

publicly - veřejně

adverb - in a way that something can be seen, heard etc. by anybody

 

proton - proton

noun - a small particle in the atom that has a positive electrical charge

propagator - urychlovač rostlin

noun - a small greenhouse used indoors for starting garden plants in the spring

molehill - krtinec

noun - a pile of dirt made by a mole digging in the ground

 

coach - vagón, vůz

noun, British English - one of the separate sections of a train in which passengers sit

 

unprofessional - neprofesionální, amatérský, neodborný

adjective - not showing the standard expected of a person in a skilled job