admission - přijetí, vstup, přístup, příjem (někam)

noun - the act of allowing someone to enter a building or a place

 

neighbourly - přívětivý, milý, přátelský, sousedský (s dobrými sousedskými vztahy)

adjective - friendly and helpful, especially towards the people who live next to you

 

cosy - čajová panenka, termopanenka (pokrývka čajové konvice)

noun - a cover that you put on a teapot to keep it warm

 

unreadable - nezáživný, nudný, nehodí se číst

adjective - (of a book or an article) uninteresting, unenjoyable and dull to read

 

prickly - ožehavý, ošemetný (např. problém)

adjective - difficult to deal with (e.g. a problem), causing a lot of disagreements

stopper - zašpuntovat, zazátkovat, uzavřít (zátkou)

verb - to close a bottle or a container with a stopper or cork

 

moreish - strašně dobrý (o jídle a pití)

adjective, British English, informal - extremely tasty, making you want to have more and more of it

 

coachman - kočí

noun, dated - a person whose job was to drive a vehicle pulled by horses

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

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

 

nurture - pečovat, starat se (o dítě nebo rostlinku)

verb, formal - to take care, feed and protect a child or a small plant

caroller - koledník (kdo zpívá vánoční koledy)

noun - a person who goes from house to house singing carols on Christmas

 

flirtatiously - koketně, flirtovně

adverb - in a way that shows an attempt to attract other people sexually

 

prime - připravit, instruovat, poučit

verb, technical - to prepare someone for a particular situation by giving them essential information

 

trudge - vléct se, prodírat se

verb - to walk slowly and with difficulty (e.g. though deep snow, mud etc.)

 

uncannily - neobvykle, zvláštně, podivně, nepochopitelně, neuvěřitelně

adverb - in a way that is strange, unusual, difficult to explain or understand