herald - předznamenat, ohlašovat, zvěstovat

verb, formal - to announce or proclaim something, especially in a formal or ceremonial way; to signal the arrival or beginning of something

herald - posel, kurýr

noun - an official messenger or announcer in medieval times, often involved in ceremonial duties

 

herald - posel, předzvěst, znamení

noun, formal - a sign or symbol that signals the approach or beginning of something

lightweight - lehký (o hmotnosti), tenký, odlehčený

adjective - light in weight; less heavy than usual; made of thin material

 

enslave - zotročit, zotročovat, podrobit si

verb - to make someone a slave or completely control them

censorship - cenzura

noun - the suppression or restriction of information, speech, or media by an authority

 

doable - proveditelný, udělatelný, uskutečnitelný, realizovatelný, možný

adjective, informal - able to be done; feasible or achievable

acupuncture - akupunktura

noun, technical - a medical practice originating in ancient China that involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body to relieve pain, treat various health conditions, or promote overall wellness

havoc - chaos, zmatek, spoušť, pohroma

noun - a situation of great destruction, damage, or disorder, often causing widespread chaos and confusion

gruff - chraplavý, nepřívětivý, drsný, hrubý (hlas)

adjective - (of a voice) rough and unfriendly

gruff - nevrlý, mrzutý, nevlídný, odměřený

adjective - abrupt, unfriendly, or rough in manner

blankly - nechápavě, tupě, bez výrazu, bez zájmu

adverb - without showing any emotion, understanding, or interest; in a way that lacks expression or intent

blank - prázdný, tupý, bez výrazu, nic neříkající

adjective - showing no reaction, feeling, or thought

jaundice - žloutenka

noun - a medical condition in which the skin and the whites of the eyes become yellow because of an increase of bilirubin in the blood

hepatitis - hepatitida, zánět jater, infekční žloutenka

noun - a serious disease in which the liver becomes inflamed, often caused by a virus, alcohol, or toxins