trinity - trojice

noun - three people or things seen or understood as one unit (especially in Christianity - the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit)

fortuneteller - věštec, věštkyně

noun - a person who can see what happens in the future and whose job is telling people what will happen to them

 

fortune-teller - věštec, věštkyně

noun - a person who can see what happens in the future and whose job is telling people what will happen to them

beacon - světelné znamení, maják, světelný signál

noun - a kind of light that can be seen from a distance and that is used to guide planes or ships etc.

avocado - avokádo

noun - a tropical fruit shaped like a pear, with green skin, soft green flesh inside and a large seed in the centre

muzzle - náhubek, košík (náhubek)

noun - a plastic, metal or leather thing that we put over a dog's mouth and nose to prevent it from biting someone

wrestling - zápasy, zápasení

noun - a fighting sport in which the opponents try to get hold of each other and throw each other on the ground

wink - mrknutí

noun - the act of closing and opening your eye very quickly, usually whey you want to give an unspoken signal to somebody

whistle - píšťalka, píšťala

noun - an instrument that can produce a very high sound; a musical instrument that produces high notes and is played by blowing

thaw - tát, roztát, nechat roztát

verb - to heat something frozen so that it becomes liquid or soft again, or to change from frozen to liquid and soft

tongue - jazyk (v ústech)

noun - the part of the body that you use to taste food, it is in your mouth and moves when you speak