landlady - hostinská

noun, British English - a woman who owns or runs a pub, bar or guesthouse

landlord - hostinský

noun, British English - a man who owns or runs a pub, bar or guesthouse

piercing - pronikavý

adjective - strong and penetrating, often describing a sound, gaze, or sensation that is sharp and intense

piercing - piercing

noun - a hole (or the process of making a hole) in surface of the body so that you can wear jewellery in it

 

ahem - ehm

interjection - the sound of somebody clearing their throat

 

figment - výplod, výmysl

noun - something invented or made up, the creation of someone's imagination

 

one of these days - jednou, jednoho dne

adverb - at some point in the future

 

organic - organický

adjective - produced by or from living things

 

biogenetics - biogenetika

noun - study of genes' role in shaping life

 

polish up - vypilovat, vytříbit, vybrousit (např. styl, text)

verb - to make slight changes to something, e.g. a piece of writing, in order to improve it

polish up - leštit, naleštit

verb - to make something clean and shiny (esp. by rubbing it)

 

polish - vypilovat, vytříbit, vybrousit (např. styl, text)

verb - to make slight changes to something, e.g. a piece of writing, in order to improve it

 

polish - leštění, vyleštění, přeleštění

noun - an act of polishing something

 

May Day - První máj

noun - a festival celebrated on May 1st marking the start of spring and in some countries also known as International Workers' Day

 

Labour Day - Den práce

noun - a public holiday to honor workers and their contributions celebrated in many countries, typically on the first Monday of September in the United States and Canada, and on May 1st in many other countries