Breton - bretonec (obyvatel Bretaňského poloostrova)

noun - a person who comes from Brittany (a part of France)

 

Breton - bretonština

noun - a Celtic language spoken by some people in the north-west of France

 

Cornish - kornština

noun - a Celtic language that almost disappeared, now spoken by some people especially in Cornwall, UK

 

Brythonic - brythonský, britanský

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

garnet - granát (kámen, drahokam)

noun - a gemstone from a group of silicate minerals, typically deep red, valued for its beauty and durability in jewellery

 

gem - skvost, perla, poklad

noun - something or someone that is considered outstanding, excellent, or highly prized; a rare and valuable find

gemstone - drahokam, drahý kámen

noun - a precious stone, esp. when polished and used in making jewelry

druggie - feťák, narkoman (závislý na drogách)

noun, informal - a drug addict

 

bevvy - drink, sklenička, půllitr (alkoholické pití, především pivo)

noun, British English, informal - an alcoholic drink, usually a beer

choccy - čokoška, čokoláda

noun, British English, informal - Informal UK term for “chocolate.”

chewy - tuhý, tvrdý, žvýkací, gumový (např. maso, bonbon)

adjective - requiring a lot of chewing because it is thick, sticky, or dense

 

hammy - přehrávající, přehrávaný, afektovaný, teatrální, strojený

adjective, informal - overly theatrical or exaggerated in expression or behaviour, especially in acting; showy or over-the-top

 

hard-boiled - vařený natvrdo (o vejcích)

adjective - (of an egg) cooked in its shell until the inside (yolk and white) is solid

 

unimaginably - nepředstavitelně

adverb - in a manner that is impossible to imagine or comprehend

 

unimaginable - nepředstavitelný

adjective - so strange, big, or extreme that it is hard to understand or believe