prep - připravit, nachystat

verb, American English, informal - to prepare yourself, someone, or something for something

 

prep - domácí příprava, domácí úkoly

noun, British English - homework or assigned schoolwork done outside class in some private schools

 

preparatory school - soukromá škola, přípravná škola (studenti 8-13 let)

noun, British English - a private primary school in the United Kingdom for children typically aged 8-13 that prepares them for entry exams to elite secondary schools

preppy - student soukromé školy, student z vyšší společenské třídy

noun - a person, especially a student or young adult, who dresses in or is associated with the traditional, conservative style linked to private preparatory schools and elite universities

preppy - snobský, uhlazený, z vyšší společnosti, konzervativně elegantní, z privilegovaného prostředí (o studentech)

adjective - relating to, or typical of the conservative, upper-middle-class style traditionally associated with students of private preparatory schools and elite universities, especially in clothing, manners, and tastes

 

imposition - obtěžování, přítěž, nepříjemnost, vnucování se

noun, formal - something that is an unfair or unreasonable burden or inconvenience to someone

 

imposition - uvalení, zavedení (např. daně, zákazu, pravidla)

noun - the act of forcing people to accept something such as a rule, law, tax, or belief

flob - flusnout, flusat, plivnout,

verb, British English, informal - to spit

anaesthetize - podat anestezii, podat narkózu, uspat (před operací)

verb - to make someone unable to feel pain, usually by giving them drugs before a medical operation

anaesthetist - anesteziolog, anestezioložka

noun - a doctor or specially trained nurse who gives people anaesthetics before and during medical operations

anaesthesia - anestezie, umrtvení, narkóza

noun - a state in which someone cannot feel pain, usually because of drugs given before a medical operation or procedure

nobility - ušlechtilost, vznešenost (charakteru), šlechetnost

noun - the quality of being noble in character, mind, or spirit; moral goodness

nobility - šlechta, urození lidé, aristokracie

noun - people of high social rank who have titles such as duke, earl, or baron; the aristocracy

lordship - výsost, milost, veličenstvo (ironicky, posměšně)

noun, British English, informal - used to refer to a man, often ironically, who behaves as if he were very important or expects to be treated with special respect

lordship - lordstvo, milost, veličenstvo

noun - a title used when speaking to or about a nobleman, or a bishop in some contexts