petrifying - děsivý, strašlivý, hrůzu nahánějící

adjective - making you feel terrified

 

petrify - proměnit v kámen, nechat zkamenět

verb - to turn something into stone

 

naively - naivně, bláhově, důvěřivě, bezelstně

adverb - in a way that shows a lack of experience, wisdom, or understanding of complex situations, often due to innocence or simplicity

 

naivety - naivita, naivnost, bláhovost

noun - a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment, often characterized by innocence or simplicity

chomp - baštit, chroupat, žvýkat, okusovat (hlasitě)

verb, informal - to chew or bite down on something with great enthusiasm or repeatedly, often producing a noise

 

folk tale - lidová pověst, lidové vyprávění

noun - a traditional story passed down orally from generation to generation, often featuring mythical creatures, talking animals, or moral lessons

 

take it for granted - brát jako fakt, nepochybovat o tom, brát to jako samozřejmé, považovat za samozřejmé

verb - not to doubt something, to accept something as a fact

 

lie on - ovlivňovat, tížit

verb - to affect someone

 

lie with - náležet (někomu), příslušet (někomu), spočívat (na někom)

verb, formal - to be somebody's responsibility

 

lie behind - stát za (něčím), být příčinou (něčeho), být za (něčím)

verb - to be the real cause or reason of something

 

lie back - opřít se, uvolnit se

verb - to relax and do nothing

 

memorialize - zvěčnit (památku), připomenout (památku)

verb - to honor or remember someone or something through a special event, speech, or object

 

deafness - hluchota

noun - a condition in which a person is unable to hear or has a significant loss of hearing ability, either partially or completely

demure - ostýchavý, plachý, stydlivý, tichý

adjective - (usually of a woman or a girl) modest and reserved in manner or behaviour

 

electric storm - bouřka s blesky, bouřka

noun, British English - bad weather with rain, bright flashes in the sky and thunder