monolith - monolit

noun - a large single upright block of stone, often used as a monument or a geological feature

 

latent - latentní, skrytý, utajený

adjective - existing, but not yet developed, active, or visible

 

throng - nahrnout se, hrnout se, valit se (dav)

verb, literary - to go somewhere in large numbers, to be somewhere in large numbers

 

elongated - prodloužený, podlouhlý, protáhlý

adjective - longer than normal

 

elongate - prodloužit, prodloužit se

verb - to make something longer; to become longer

 

dupe - duplikát, kopie

noun, informal - short for duplicate, often connected with a cheap copy of something expensive

 

ropy - mizerný, bídný, špatný, pod psa

adjective, British English, informal - of poor quality, unreliable, not working properly; not feeling very well, feeling unwell

 

droopy - povadlý, zvadlý, svěšený

adjective - hanging down, bent downward, often due to tiredness or lack of energy

 

memorialize - zvěčnit (památku), připomenout (památku)

verb - to honor or remember someone or something through a special event, speech, or object

 

deafness - hluchota

noun - a condition in which a person is unable to hear or has a significant loss of hearing ability, either partially or completely

demure - ostýchavý, plachý, stydlivý, tichý

adjective - (usually of a woman or a girl) modest and reserved in manner or behaviour

 

electric storm - bouřka s blesky, bouřka

noun, British English - bad weather with rain, bright flashes in the sky and thunder

 

electrical storm - bouřka s blesky, bouřka

noun - bad weather with rain, bright flashes in the sky and thunder

 

lightning storm - bouřka s blesky, bouřka

noun - bad weather with rain, electrical flashes in the sky and thunder

crank - blázen, podivín, pomatenec,

noun - someone with unusual ideas that others find strange