debunk - vyvrátit, uvést na pravou míru, odhalit skutečnou pravdu

verb - to show or prove that an idea or belief is false or untrue

 

consultant - odborný lékař, primář

noun, British English - a hospital doctor who is a specialist in a particular field of medicine

slip - spodnička, kombiné

noun - a piece of underwear for a woman that is worn under a dress

 

pile - honosný dům, palác

noun, formal - a large impressive building, especially when it is the home of rich people

 

treadmill - jednotvárná práce, úmorná práce, pracovní kolotoč

noun - work that is tiring or boring because you always do the same things

 

it doesn't matter - nezáleží na tom, to nevadí

phrase - used to tell someone who is apologizing to you that they shouldn't worry

 

exaggeration - přehánění, zveličování, nadsázka

noun - a statement that makes something seem bigger, better, etc. than it really is

 

removal man - stěhovák

noun, American English - a person whose job is to move furniture from one building to another

flannel - flanel

noun - a soft cloth, containing wool or cotton, that is used for making clothes

fowl - drůbež, kur, ptactvo

noun - a bird that is kept for its meat and eggs, e.g. a chicken

 

preservative - konzervant, konzervační prostředek

noun - a chemical etc. that is used to prevent food etc. from going bad

crunchy - křupavý, křupavoučký

adjective - something that is firm and makes a loud sound when you bite it

 

objectively - objektivně

adverb - in a way that is based on facts rather than on personal opinions

 

probable - pravděpodobný kandidát

noun, British English - a person or an animal that is likely to become or do something

 

hoax - obalamutit, vystřelit si (z někoho)

verb - to trick or deceive someone by making them believe something unpleasant is true