traditionally - tradičně

adverb - in a traditional way

 

decompose - hnít, tlít, rozložit se, rozkládat se

verb - to begin to decay; to break down into simpler parts, especially through natural decay

 

news bulletin - přehled zpráv, zpravodaj

noun - a short news broadcast

 

spellbinding - okouzlující, poutavý

adjective - fascinating; holding your attention totally

 

crumple - posmutnět (v obličeji), zkroutit se (obličej)

verb - (of a face) to become sad or disappointed, as if wanting to cry

creased - pomačkaný, zmuchlaný, zmačkaný, vrásčitý

adjective - marked with a line or lines caused by being folded, pressed or crushed

 

crumple - zhroutit se, sesypat se (např. při zranění nebo v šoku)

verb - (of a person) to fall to the ground suddenly and usually in an uncontrolled way

crumple up - zmačkat, zmuchlat, zmačkat se, pomačkat se

verb - to become or make something (such as paper) wrinkled, not smooth anymore

 

extortion - vydírání, vynucování, vymáhání

noun - the act of getting something from someone by using threats or trickery

prostitute - prostitutka, prostitut

noun - a woman, or sometimes a man, who has sex for money

 

in pawn - v zástavě, zastavený

adjective - (of a valuable object) used as a guarantee that you will pay back the money that you borrowed

pawnshop - zastavárna

noun - a shop where you can borrow money if you leave there a valuable object as a form of security that you will pay it back

pawnbroker - zastavárna, zastavárník

noun - a shop (or its owner) where you can borrow money if you leave there a valuable object as a form of security that you will pay it back

 

pawn - dát do zástavy, zastavit

verb - to use a valuable object as a guarantee that you will pay back money that you borrow

 

pawn - figurka (přeneseně)

noun - a person controlled by somebody else