platelet - krevní destička

noun - a small cell fragment in the blood that helps with blood clotting, playing a crucial role in stopping bleeding from wounds

 

blood cell - krvinka

noun - a tiny component found in the blood that carries oxygen, fights infections, or aids in blood clotting

compact disc - kompaktní disk

noun - a small, round digital storage medium commonly used for audio and data playback on electronic devices

 

psychically - psychicky, paranormálně

adverb - in a supernatural, paranormal way, in a way connected with strange powers such as the ability to read minds, move objects without touching them etc.

 

eardrum - ušní bubínek

noun - a thin piece of tissue in the ear that vibrates when sound waves hit it, transmitting sound to the inner ear

 

Adam's apple - ohryzek (anat.)

noun - a visible protrusion in the front of the neck, typically larger in males, formed by the thyroid cartilage surrounding the vocal cords

 

staple - sešít, secvaknout (sešívačkou)

verb - to attach something to something else using a stapler (e.g. sheets of paper)

staple - svorka, skobka (do sešívačky)

noun - a piece of thin wire that you push into sheets of paper using a special tool to hold them together

 

pubic hair - ochlupení přirození

noun - the hair that grows in the genital area

 

pubic - stydký (anat.)

adjective - related to the area of the body near the front of the pelvis, near the genitals

 

fasten on - upřít (např. zrak či pozornost) na

verb - to direct something toward something (sight, attention etc.)

administrative assistant - asistent administrativy, zástupce pro administrativu

noun - a person whose job involves managing calendars, scheduling appointments, coordinating meetings, drafting correspondence, answering phone calls, managing emails etc.

 

atrocious - otřesný, strašný, příšerný

adjective - extremely bad

romantically - romanticky

adverb - in a way that affects your emotions; connected with love

 

Romantic - romantický

adjective - connected with the artistic and literary movement that originated in Europe in the late 18th and early 19th centuries characterized by a focus on emotion, individualism, imagination, and the celebration of nature