deceive - oklamat, obelhat, podvést

verb - to trick somebody into believing that something bad or wrong is good and right

decoration - ozdoba, dekorace

noun - something that is used to make a place or a thing nicer or prettier

departure - odjezd, odlet

noun - the time when a train, plane, bus etc. leaves or is scheduled to leave

chamberlain - komorník, správce panského sídla

noun - an officer who is in charge of the household of a king or queen

corkscrew - vývrtka

noun - an instrument that is used to pull the cork out of a wine bottle

 

appropriately - vhodně, výstižně, příslušně, přiměřeně

adverb - in a suitable way, in a way that is right for a particular situation

agent - agent, špión

noun - a person whose job is to find out secret information about a different country

at night - v noci

adverb - in the period of time when people normally sleep and it is dark outside

action film - akční film

noun, British English - a type of film that is very exciting, fast, full of shooting, explosions etc.

act - jednání, akt

noun - one of the parts of a play, opera etc. which it is divided into

arrival - příjezd, přílet

noun - the time when a plane, bus, train etc. comes or is scheduled to come

 

off-the-cuff - nepřipravený, improvizovaný, spontánní, pronesený bez přípravy, spatra

adjective - describing a remark, comment, or action that is made spontaneously, without preparation or forethought