stereotypically - stereotypicky

adverb - in a way that is based on an idea or opinion that a lot of people have about a group of people or things, which doesn't necessarily have to be true

 

stereotyped - stereotypizovaný

adjective - based on an idea or opinion that a lot of people have about a group of people or things, which doesn't necessarily have to be true

 

stereotype - vidět stereotypně, vnímat stereotypně, vytvářet si předsudky

verb - to form an idea or opinion that a lot of people have about a group of people or things, which doesn't necessarily have to be true

Danish pastry - sladké pečivo (šáteček, šnek apod.)

noun, technical - a small flat cake, usually covered with icing, that is often served with breakfast

 

filo - listové těsto (s velmi tenkými pláty)

noun, British English, technical - a type of light pastry dough that forms many extremely thin layers when baked

filo pastry - listové těsto (s velmi tenkými pláty)

noun, British English, technical - a type of light pastry dough that forms many extremely thin layers when baked

puff pastry - listové těsto, lístkové těsto

noun, technical - a type of light pastry dough that forms many thin layers when baked

pastry - sladké pečivo

noun - a small cake

lyricist - textař, autor textu písně

noun - a person who writes the words to songs

 

dare - výzva, vyhecování

noun - a situation in which somebody has been challenged to do something or asked to prove that they are brave enough to do something

according to - podle (čeho)

preposition - following something (a plan, instructions etc.)

 

port - levobok, levý bok (lodi)

noun - the left side of a boat or ship

 

walk through - provést (někoho něčím)

verb - to guide or explain a process, task, or concept to someone in a step-by-step manner

 

subgenre - podžánr

noun - a distinct category or classification within a larger genre

 

jinx - prokletí, neštěstí, smůla

noun - bad luck or something or someone that brings bad luck