opulence - okázalost, přepych, bohatství, nádhera, honosnost

noun, formal - great wealth or luxuriousness; an abundance of something valuable or impressive

opulent - okázalý, honosný, opulentní, luxusní, přepychový

adjective, formal - showing or characterized by great wealth and luxury

 

maleficent - zhoubný, škodlivý, zlovolný, ničivý

adjective, formal - having or showing the intention to do harm or evil

surreptitious - tajný, kradmý, pokoutný, nenápadný, potají provedený

adjective - done secretly, quickly, or quietly so that other people do not notice

 

eponymous - stejnojmenný, eponymní, nesoucí jméno postavy/osoby

adjective - (of a person) lending their name to a work, place, or thing; (of a thing) bearing the name of its creator or central character

 

exonerate - očistit, zprostit viny, osvobodit (od obvinění)

verb - to officially state that someone is not guilty of a crime or responsible for something bad that happened

 

serendipitous - šťastný, šťastným řízením osudu

adjective - happening by chance in a happy or beneficial way

 

communicative - komunikativní

adjective - willing and able to talk to others easily, talking or sharing information freely

 

every so often - občas, čas od času, sem tam

adverb - sometimes, occasionally

 

as often as not - zpravidla, většinou, obvykle

adverb - usually

 

more often than not - zpravidla, většinou, nezřídka, dost často, obvykle

adverb - usually

 

rocky - náročný, strastiplný, trnitý, obtížný

adjective, American English - characterized by difficulties, challenges

 

victimize - pronásledovat, diskriminovat, šikanovat

verb - (often passive) to treat someone unfairly, unjustly or cruelly, causing them harm, distress, or disadvantage, often through deception, manipulation, or abuse

 

soft serve - točená zmrzlina

noun - a type of ice cream dispensed from a machine in which it has been whipped and aerated

 

tosser - debil, idiot

noun, British English, informal - an offensive word for a stupid or unpleasant person