soak off - odmočit

verb - to remove something, usually a sticker or a label, by leaving it in water for some time

 

hardwood - tvrdé dřevo

noun - strong heavy wood that is used for making furniture and floors

 

hand-held - ruční, do ruky (např. přístroj)

adjective - small enough to fit in one's hand when being used

 

new broom - nový člověk, nová krev ve vedení (často dělající velké změny)

noun - someone who has just started working for a company or organization, usually in a senior position, and makes many changes

 

soak - namočení, naložení, nasáknutí

noun - the act of leaving something in liquid so that it becomes completely wet

soak - promoknout, nasáknout, promočit

verb - to make something or someone completely wet

 

slow-paced - vlekoucí se, mající pomalý spád

adjective - moving slowly, (of a story etc.) slow or boring

 

pace - rychlost chůze, krok, rychlost kroků

noun - the speed at which someone walks or runs

 

tempo - tempo

noun - the speed at which an activity happens

tempo - tempo (v hudbě)

noun - the speed at which music is played

 

divorcée - rozvedená žena

noun, American English - a woman who got divorced

 

divorcé - rozvedený muž

noun, American English - a man who got divorced

 

divorcee - rozvedený člověk

noun, British English - a person who got divorced

 

trailer park - kemp pro obytné přívěsy (pro bydlení)

noun - an area where trailers are parked and people spend holidays in them or live in them

compote - kompot jako dezert (nezavařovaný)

noun - a dessert made of whole pieces of fruit that has been cooked in sugar water, sometimes with spices, it is usually served cold and is not usually preserved for later use