light-hearted - odlehčený, zábavný, nevážný, neformální, veselý

adjective - intended to be amusing and not too serious

 

light-hearted - veselý, bezstarostný, radostný

adjective - showing happiness and a relaxed, carefree attitude, often in a playful way

admonish - napomenout, napomínat, kárat, pokárat

verb, formal - to warn or reprimand someone firmly, often to correct a behaviour or attitude

capital - velké písmeno, kapitálka, verzálka

noun - a letter of the alphabet that is larger than a lowercase letter

capital - kapitál (investiční, finanční)

noun - wealth or money available for investment or economic activity

maggot - larva, červ

noun - a small, worm-like creature that is the immature stage of a fly, feeding on organic matter

 

adhesion - přilnavost, adheze, spojení, srůst

noun - the action or process of sticking to a surface or object; the state of being united or attached

 

adherence - lpění, dodržování, zastávání, věrnost

noun - the act of being loyal to a belief, rule, or cause; firm commitment to a belief, rule, or cause

 

adherent - stoupenec, zastánce, přívrženec

noun - someone who supports a particular idea, person, or group

board - herní deska, hrací deska

noun - a flat surface used for playing games, often marked with designs specific to the game

zapper - lapač hmyzu (elektrický), elektrická plácačka

noun, informal - an electronic device designed to attract and kill insects

zapper - dálkové ovládání, dálkový ovladač

noun, informal - a device that allows you to operate a television or similar electronic equipment from a distance; a remote control

shake somebody's hand - potřást někomu rukou, podat někomu ruku

verb - to grasp and briefly move someone's hand in greeting, agreement, or congratulations

shake on - plácnout si na (něco), potvrdit podáním rukou

verb - to make an agreement by shaking hands

 

profanity - sprosté slovo, vulgarismus, nadávka, hrubý jazyk

noun, formal - (usually plural) an offensive, obscene, or vulgar word that is generally considered inappropriate in polite conversation