felt - plst, plstěný materiál, filc

noun - a type of thick, soft cloth made from wool or other fibres packed tightly together

 

solidify - ztuhnout

verb - to change to a solid form

 

staffroom - místnost pro pracovníky, sborovna

noun, British English - a room used by workers or staff, especially by teachers, when they are not teaching

fingerprint - otisk prstu

noun - a mark made by a person's finger which shows the lines on the skin, usually used by the police to identify criminals

 

hiccup - zádrhel, drobná potíž, háček

noun, informal - a small problem

 

atrocity - krutost, zvěrstvo

noun - a very cruel and shocking act, especially in a war

 

misbehaviour - nevhodné chování, přečin

noun, British English - behaviour that is considered unacceptable to other people

blemish - skvrnka, skvrna (vada), kaz, vada (na vzhledu)

noun - a mark on something that makes it look less beautiful

 

gutted - zdeptaný, zničený

adjective, British English, informal - extremely disappointed and unhappy about something that has happened

indigenous - domorodý, původní

adjective, formal - having always lived in a particular place rather than coming there from another place

 

sirloin - zadní roštěná, svíčková

noun - a good quality piece of beef cut from a cow's back

 

assume - převzít (odpovědnost, moc ap.)

verb, formal - to take or begin to have responsibility, control or power

 

chronic - věčný, chronický (problém, onemocnění ap.)

adjective - (of a disease or something bad) lasting for a very long time, difficult to cure or solve

 

guise - zástěrka, převlek

noun - a way in which someone or something appears, often in a way that is temporary or different from their real nature

 

abortion - potrat

noun, technical - the unintentional ending of a pregnancy when a baby is born before it is fully developed and able to survive