shepherd's pie - pastýřský koláč, mleté maso zapečené s bramborovou kaší

noun - a dish of small pieces of meat covered with a layer of mashed potato

 

epitome - ztělesnění, typický příklad, dokonalý příklad

noun - a perfect or typical example of something, often representing its highest standard or ideal form

nosily - vlezle, zvědavě, dotěrně

adverb - in a way that is too curious about other people’s private matters or secrets

 

infantile - dětský, kojenecký, novorozenecký

adjective, technical - relating to or characteristic of an infant or infancy

 

hack - trik, vychytávka, zlepšovák

noun - a clever or improvised solution or technique for solving a problem more effectively, often in computing or everyday life

holster - pouzdro (na pistoli apod.)

noun - a holder or carrying case for a handgun or a similar object, typically worn on a belt or under the arm

spectrum - spektrum, škála, paleta, rozsah

noun - a continuous range or sequence of something, such as wavelengths of light, or the range of different opinions, activities, or qualities

haft - rukojeť, násada, topůrko (u nože, sekery apod.)

noun, technical - a haft is the handle of a weapon or tool, especially of a knife or axe

bisque - hustá polévka z mořských plodů

noun - a thick, creamy soup made from shellfish

chowder - hustá rybí polévka (z ryb nebo mořských plodů)

noun - a thick soup or stew usually made fish or seafood and vegetables

gilet - vesta (prošívaná), vestička (prošívaná)

noun - a light jacket without sleeves

 

everyone and their nan - snad úplně každý, každý kdo má nohy, každej louda

noun, British English, informal - (used humorously) a lot of people, or almost everyone

 

be not all sunshine and rainbows - nebýt to vždycky růžové

verb - not to be always happy, easy, or perfect, also have difficulties or unpleasant aspects

 

put on the map - proslavit, dát vědět (o někom či o něčem)

verb - to make a person, place, or thing well known or famous, especially by achieving something significant

 

Middle-earth - Středozem

noun - the fictional continent and setting for much of J.R.R. Tolkien’s writings, including The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings