negativity - negativizmus, negativismus

noun - the attitude of denying everything positive, focusing on the negative things only

 

agronomist - agronom

noun - the scientist who specializes in the technology of planting and growing plants

 

telepathy - telepatie

noun - the ability to communicate without words, gestures etc., using the mind only

set - scéna, výprava, kulisy, scénická dekorace, jevištní výprava

noun - the scenery and furniture used on a stage or in a film to show the place where the action happens

 

gall - žluč (zast.)

noun, dated - a digestive fluid produced by the liver, which aids in the digestion and absorption of fats in the small intestine

jumper cable - startovací kabel

noun, American English - one of the two cables used to connect the battery of one vehicle to the dead battery of another vehicle

 

jump lead - startovací kabel

noun, British English - one of the two cables used to connect the battery of one vehicle to the dead battery of another vehicle

undercarriage - podvozek, šasi

noun, technical - the framework under an automobile, train, car etc. that supports the body and houses components like the wheels or tracks

 

English Channel - Lamanšský průliv

noun, technical - the narrow body of water that separates southern England from northern France, connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the North Sea

 

Babygro - bodýčko, dětské bodýčko, overálek

noun - one piece of clothing for babies that covers the whole body, or sometimes just the top part of the body

 

modesty - počestnost, cudnost

noun - (usually of women) the quality of not showing your sexuality by the clothes you wear or the way you act

 

stir up - rozvířit (např. prach), zčeřit (vodu)

verb - to make something move in the air or water, such as dust in the air, or mud in the water

 

keeper - brankář

noun - (Harry Potter) the player of Quidditch whose job is to prevent opponent players from getting the Quaffle through the hoops

rock - skála

noun - the hard material that Earth's surface is made of, it sometimes sticks up out of the ground or the sea

 

cocoon - zámotek, kokon

noun - the silky covering that the larvae of many insects build to protect them while they transform into the adult form