calendar - kalendář

noun - a book or set of sheets showing days, weeks and months of the year

sneeze - kýchnutí

noun - the act of letting air out of your nose suddenly and with a loud noise, often as a result of an allergy etc.

 

Quaffle - camrál

noun - (Harry Potter) one of the balls that is used in the game of Quidditch, the shooters have to get it through one of the hoops on the opponent's side of the pitch

 

eponymous - stejnojmenný, eponymní, nesoucí jméno postavy/osoby

adjective - (of a person) lending their name to a work, place, or thing; (of a thing) bearing the name of its creator or central character

jaundice - žloutenka

noun - a medical condition in which the skin and the whites of the eyes become yellow because of an increase of bilirubin in the blood

boletus - hřib, hřibovitá houba

noun, technical - a type of mushroom with a thick stem and a spongy layer of pores under the cap instead of gills, including the edible porcini

 

retina - sítnice (oka)

noun - a layer of tissue at the back of the eye that receives light and sends pictures of what the eye sees to the brain

tile - dlaždice, dlaždička, kachlička

noun - one of the flat square pieces of porcelain etc. that are used to cover the floors in the house or walls (of bathroom etc.)

 

yearbook - školní ročenka (am.), ročenka (školní)

noun - a publication of the final-year students of high school or college that includes photographs of the students, information about their school activities etc.

cough - kašel

noun - the act of pushing air out of your throat suddenly, with a rough noise, usually as a result of a cold or another illness

tracking - sledování, stopování, monitorování

noun - the process of watching and recording the progress, movement, or changes of something over time

 

diplomacy - diplomacie

noun - the activity of managing relationships between countries, often through discussion and negotiation instead of war

tight-fitting - přiléhavý, obepnutý

adjective - (of clothes) very close to the body, showing the shape of the body, not loose

 

Brythonic - brythonský, britanský

adjective - connected with one of the branches of Celtic languages that includes Welsh, Cornish and Breton

 

takeover - převzetí, získání (firmy)

noun, technical - an act of acquiring control over another company, usually by buying most of its shares