trick-or-treat - koledovat (na Halloween), jít na halloweenskou koledu

verb - to go from house to house in costumes asking for candy on Halloween

caroller - koledník (kdo zpívá vánoční koledy)

noun - a person who goes from house to house singing carols on Christmas

trick or treat - halloweenská koleda, halloweenské koledování

phrase - a phrase children use when they go from house to house in costumes asking for candy on Halloween, the custom of doing this

trick-or-treating - koledování (halloweenské)

noun - the Halloween custom of going from house to house in costumes and asking for candy

unblock - odblokovat, uvolnit

verb - to remove an obstruction from something, e.g. a pipe

 

clog up - ucpat se, zanést se, zacpat se, ucpat, zanést, zacpat

verb - to become blocked, so things cannot pass through anymore; to block something

 

pop your clogs - natáhnout bačkory (zemřít)

verb, British English - to die (humorously)

 

work miracles - dělat divy, dělat zázraky, zázračně fungovat

verb - to work impressively well

 

miraculously - zázračně, zázrakem

adverb - in a completely unexpected and lucky way

 

nothing short of - úplně, zcela, úplný

adjective - exactly like, equal to

 

glaze - ledovka, ledový povlak

noun, American English - a coating of ice on objects outside that is usually caused by the freezing of rain

glazed frost - ledovka, ledový povlak

noun - a coating of ice on objects outside that is usually caused by the freezing of rain

glaze ice - ledovka, ledový povlak

noun - a coating of ice on objects outside that is usually caused by the freezing of rain

hoar frost - jinovatka

noun - a thin layer of ice that forms on objects outside and looks like tiny needles

ballroom dancing - společenský tanec, společenské tance

noun - a type of dancing in which a man and a woman dance together and use different steps for particular kinds of music, e.g. waltz, tango