Chinese whispers - tichá pošta (dětská hra)

noun - a game in which a message is whispered from one person to the next in a line, usually becoming increasingly distorted as it is passed along

 

enviously - závistivě, nepřejícně

adverb - in a way that shows that you want to be in the same situation as someone else or you wish you had what another person has

fast food - rychlé občerstvení

noun - food that is not difficult to prepare and is often bought in some restaurants or in the street etc., such as hotdogs, hamburgers, french fries etc.

voter - volič

noun - a person who has the right to express their opinion in a formal situation in which a candidate has to be chosen for a post etc.

 

zinc - zinek

noun - (the chemical element of atomic number 30) a bluish-white metal which is used in many kinds of alloys, for example brass, and in galvanizing iron

 

exploitation - vykořisťování, zneužívání, využívání

noun - the action or fact of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work; or the use of something for one’s own advantage

 

umpire - vrchní rozhodčí (hl. v tenise, baseballu, kriketu)

noun - a person whose job is to supervise a game and make sure that the players obey the rules (e.g. in tennis, baseball and cricket)

classroom - třída (místnost), učebna

noun - a room in a school where the lessons take place, there are usually desks and chairs for students and the teacher, a blackboard, etc.

 

Mad Eye Moody - Pošuk Moody

noun - Harry's teacher of the Defense Against the Dark Arts in his fourth year at Hogwarts (he had a magical eye and only one leg)

 

weightless - beztížný

adjective - being in a state in which gravity does not affect you, for instance in space

 

naturism - nudistika, naturistika

noun - the practice or lifestyle of not wearing clothes, especially in places like beaches, camps, or at home, usually because of beliefs in natural living, comfort, or freedom

 

nudism - nudistika

noun - the practice or lifestyle of not wearing clothes, especially in places like beaches, camps, or at home, usually because of beliefs in natural living, comfort, or freedom