rheumatic - revmatický

adjective, technical - relating to, characteristic of, or suffering from rheumatism; caused by or affected with rheumatism

 

like night and day - jako nebe a dudy, naprosto odlišný

adjective - completely different from each other, absolute opposite

 

sixties - šedesátky, šedesátá léta

noun - the numbers from 60 to 69, the years 1960 - 1969

tin whistle - irská flétna

noun - a simple wind instrument made of metal, with six finger holes and a mouthpiece

dulcimer - cimbál

noun - a string instrument with a wooden body and strings stretched across it, typically played by striking or plucking the strings

bass drum - kopák (buben)

noun - a large percussion instrument with a deep, resonant sound, usually part of a drum set

snare drum - virbl (buben)

noun - a percussion instrument characterized by its sharp, staccato sound

glockenspiel - zvonkohra

a percussion instrument consisting of a set of tuned metal bars arranged like a keyboard, it is played by striking the bars with mallets, producing a bright, bell-like sound

viola - viola

noun - a string instrument slightly larger than a violin with a deeper and richer sound

triangle - triangl (hud.)

noun, American English - a percussion instrument consisting of a small, triangular piece of metal, usually steel, with one open angle, it is played by striking it with a metal beater

condominium - byt v osobním vlastnictví, vlastnický byt

noun, American English - an apartment in a building where every apartment is owned by the people who live in it

condo - byt v osobním vlastnictví, vlastnický byt

noun, American English, informal - an apartment in a building where every apartment is owned by the people who live in it (short for condominium)

villain - darebák, mizera, lump, padouch

noun - a morally bad person or a criminal

 

major - durový (hud.)

adjective - a musical term referring to a specific type of scale, chord, or key characterized by a bright and relatively happy sound

 

key - tónina

noun - the scale or group of pitches that forms the basis of a composition, typically centered around a particular tonic note