art nouveau - secese (umělecký styl)

noun - an artistic style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries characterized by decorative, flowing lines and natural forms

conjurer - kouzelník, kejklíř, mág, iluzionista

noun - a person who performs magic tricks or illusions

 

immutable - neměnný, neměnitelný, stálý

adjective, formal - not able to be changed

 

mutable - proměnlivý, měnitelný

adjective, formal - capable of change or being changed

manpower - pracovní síla, pracovníci, lidské zdroje

noun - the number of people available to work or do a particular task

slaughter - zabíjet, pozabíjet, vyvraždit, zmasakrovat, hromadně vyvraždit

verb - to kill people violently or in large numbers

slaughter - porážet, zabíjet (dobytek apod.)

verb - to kill animals for food

slaughter - masakr, hromadné zabíjení, krveprolití

noun - the violent killing of a large number of people

anteater - mravenečník

noun - a mammal with a long snout and tongue that feeds mainly on ants and termites

scrounge - loudit, somrovat, žebrat, škemrat, žadonit, shánět

verb, informal - to get something with difficulty, often by asking or searching in an informal or slightly dishonest way

mooch - loudit, vyloudit, somrovat, žebrat, škemrat

verb, American English, informal - to get money, food, or other things from people by asking repeatedly or without paying

chalice - kalich, pohár, číše (bohoslužebný)

noun - a cup or goblet used in religious ceremonies, especially to hold wine

 

consensus - shoda, souhlas, konsenzus

noun - a general agreement among the members of a group

 

disown - zříci se, zapřít, odmítnout uznat, distancovat se od, nepřihlásit se k

verb - to refuse to acknowledge someone as your own relative or to deny any connection or responsibility for someone or something

fête - slavnost, venkovní slavnost (charitativní apod.)

noun - a public function, often held outdoors, typically organized to raise funds for a charity or to celebrate a specific community event, usually featuring entertainment, stalls selling local goods, and traditional competitive games