medley - směska (hudební), hudební směska

noun - a piece of music made from parts of different songs played one after another

medley - směs, směsice, všehochuť

noun - a mixture of different things, often from various sources

 

cunning - mazanost, lstivost, vychytralost, prohnanost

noun - the ability to achieve goals through cleverness or trickery

stampede - masová horečka, davové šílenství, davová mánie

noun - a chaotic or unorganized surge of individuals responding impulsively to an event, trend, or opportunity

stampede - útěk, úprk, panický úprk, hromadný útěk

noun - a sudden, uncontrolled rush of a large group of people or animals, often due to panic or excitement

stampede - splašit se, splašeně se hnát, prchat v panice

verb - to suddenly rush forward in a panicked or uncontrolled manner, usually as a group of people or animals

 

eardrum - ušní bubínek

noun - a thin piece of tissue in the ear that vibrates when sound waves hit it, transmitting sound to the inner ear

 

Adam's apple - ohryzek (anat.)

noun - a visible protrusion in the front of the neck, typically larger in males, formed by the thyroid cartilage surrounding the vocal cords

 

staple - sešít, secvaknout (sešívačkou)

verb - to attach something to something else using a stapler (e.g. sheets of paper)

staple - svorka, skobka (do sešívačky)

noun - a piece of thin wire that you push into sheets of paper using a special tool to hold them together

 

pubic hair - ochlupení přirození

noun - the hair that grows in the genital area

 

pubic - stydký (anat.)

adjective - related to the area of the body near the front of the pelvis, near the genitals

 

mucous membrane - sliznice

noun - a thin layer of tissue that produces mucus and lines various cavities and passages in the body, such as the respiratory and digestive tracts, helping to protect and lubricate these areas

 

membrane - membrána

noun - a thin and flexible layer of tissue or material often serving as a barrier or boundary

 

mucous - slizniční, hlenový

adjective - related to a slippery and viscous fluid produced by the body