light-hearted - odlehčený, zábavný, nevážný, neformální, veselý

adjective - intended to be amusing and not too serious

 

light-hearted - veselý, bezstarostný, radostný

adjective - showing happiness and a relaxed, carefree attitude, often in a playful way

admonish - napomenout, napomínat, kárat, pokárat

verb, formal - to warn or reprimand someone firmly, often to correct a behaviour or attitude

capital - velké písmeno, kapitálka, verzálka

noun - a letter of the alphabet that is larger than a lowercase letter

capital - kapitál (investiční, finanční)

noun - wealth or money available for investment or economic activity

maggot - larva, červ

noun - a small, worm-like creature that is the immature stage of a fly, feeding on organic matter

 

adhesion - přilnavost, adheze, spojení, srůst

noun - the action or process of sticking to a surface or object; the state of being united or attached

 

adherence - lpění, dodržování, zastávání, věrnost

noun - the act of being loyal to a belief, rule, or cause; firm commitment to a belief, rule, or cause

 

adherent - stoupenec, zastánce, přívrženec

noun - someone who supports a particular idea, person, or group

board - herní deska, hrací deska

noun - a flat surface used for playing games, often marked with designs specific to the game

zapper - lapač hmyzu (elektrický), elektrická plácačka

noun, informal - an electronic device designed to attract and kill insects

zapper - dálkové ovládání, dálkový ovladač

noun, informal - a device that allows you to operate a television or similar electronic equipment from a distance; a remote control

 

May Day - První máj

noun - a festival celebrated on May 1st marking the start of spring and in some countries also known as International Workers' Day

 

Labour Day - Den práce

noun - a public holiday to honor workers and their contributions celebrated in many countries, typically on the first Monday of September in the United States and Canada, and on May 1st in many other countries

 

labour of love - práce pro radost, práce pro potěšení

noun - something you do not for money but because you like it