succulent - šťavnatý

adjective - juicy and tender, especially referring to food that is pleasantly moist and rich in flavour

caretaker - údržbář, správce domu, školník

noun, British English - a person whose job is to maintain a building, fix things around the building etc.

 

pendant light - závěsné svítidlo

noun - a light fixture that is suspended from the ceiling, it usually holds one light bulb

sedan - sedan (typ automobilu)

noun, American English - a car with a boot that is separated from the place where the people sit

saloon - sedan (typ automobilu)

noun, British English - a car with a boot that is separated from the place where the people sit

 

no-show - osoba, která se nedostavila na svou rezervaci (hotelu, letu, večeře apod.)

noun, informal - someone who is expected somewhere based on a previous arrangement, but does not show up

 

much less - natož, natožpak, o to méně

adverb, formal - used after a negative statement to show that the following statement is even more unlikely

Christmas pudding - vánoční pudink, vánoční nákyp, anglický vánoční dezert

noun - a sweet dessert containing dried fruit and nuts that is eaten in Britain at Christmas

 

slapper - štětka, děvka, coura

noun, British English, informal - a very offensive word that is used to describe a woman with many sexual partners

 

Q-tip - vatová tyčinka, vatička do uší

noun, American English - (trademark) a stick with cotton at each end that is usually used to clean ears

preserve - zavařenina

noun - a food that is made by boiling fruit or vegetables with sugar, salt or vinegar

 

roux - jíška (zahušťovací prostředek při vaření)

noun - a mixture of flour and fat that is used to make sauces and soups thicker

Cellophane - celofán

noun - (trademark) a thin transparent material that is used for wrapping things, especially flowers and presents

terry - froté (tkanina)

noun - a type of thick cotton fabric that is used especially for making towels and bathrobes

 

uncompetitively - nekonkurečně, nekonkurenceschopně

adverb, formal - in a way that is not able to be better than someone or something else