futuristically - futuristicky

adverb - in a very modern way, in a way that looks like it's from the future

 

umpire - vrchní rozhodčí (hl. v tenise, baseballu, kriketu)

noun - a person whose job is to supervise a game and make sure that the players obey the rules (e.g. in tennis, baseball and cricket)

 

injustice - nespravedlnost

noun - an unfair situation (e.g. people being treated unequally)

 

disrupt - rušit, přerušit

verb - to cause difficulties that prevent an event or process from continuing normally

 

attribute - charakteristický znak, vlastnost

noun - a quality or characteristic of someone/something

 

attribute - přisuzovat, přičítat

verb - to believe that something/someone is responsible for a particular situation, event

 

Tudor - Tudor, Tudorovec

noun - a member of the family that ruled England between 1485 and 1603

 

historically - historicky

adverb - in a way that's connected with history

 

Tesla - Tesla

noun - an American company that produces electric and environmentlally friendly vehicles

 

futuristic - futuristický

adjective - very modern, looking as if it was from the future

 

egotist - egoista

noun - a person who thinks they are better, smarter, more important etc. than others

egoist - egoista

noun - a person who thinks they are better, smarter, more important etc. than others

 

egotism - egoismus

noun - the belief that you are better, smarter, more important etc. than other people

 

egoism - egoismus

noun - the belief that you are better, smarter, more important etc. than other people

egotistic - egoistický

adjective - thinking and talking about oneself too much, only interested in oneself