troll - troll, trol, zlobr

noun - a large mythical creature appearing in Scandinavian stories and fantasy books (Tolkien, Pratchett, Rowling etc.), it is very ugly and lives in caves

window - okno

noun - a flat piece of glass in a wooden or plastic frame in a wall, it usually opens, and you can look through it

underground - metro, podzemní dráha

noun, British English - a kind of train that travels in tunnels under a city and stops at regular intervals for people to get in or out

subway - metro, podzemní dráha

noun, American English - a kind of train that travels in tunnels under a city and stops at regular intervals for people to get in or out

 

consulate - konzulát

noun - a place in a foreing country where an official of your country works and can help you in case of an accident etc.

door - dveře

noun - a thing made of wood or glass etc, which you open in order to get in or out of a building, car etc.

stomp - dupnout, dupat, zadupat

verb - to hit the ground with the bottom of your foot or feet

 

fertility - plodnost, úrodnost

noun - the ability to produce offspring or the capacity to support plant growth

 

northerly - severní (vítr), ze severu, směrem na sever

adjective - coming from the north (e.g. wind); towards the north (e.g. a view)

 

southerly - jižní (vítr), z jihu, směrem na jih

adjective - coming from the south (e.g. wind); towards the south (e.g. a view)

 

easterly - východní (vítr), z východu, směrem na východ

adjective - coming from the east (e.g. wind); towards the east (e.g. a view)

knee sock - podkolenka, podkolenní ponožka

noun - a sock that covers the foot and extends up to the knee

 

taxation - zdanění, danění, daňový systém, daně

noun, formal - the process of collecting taxes from people or businesses by the government

 

clairvoyant - jasnovidný

adjective - having powers to see the future events or communicate with the dead

 

cockney - londýnský dialekt (z části East End)

noun - the way of speaking typical for cockneys (Londoners from the East End)