keyboardist - klávesista, klávesistka, klávesák

noun - a person who plays the keyboards

flutist - flétnista, flétnistka

noun - a person who plays the flute

saxophonist - saxofonista, saxofonistka

noun - a person who plays the saxophone

cellist - cellista, cellistka

noun - a person who plays the cello

violinist - houslista, houslistka

noun - a person who plays the violin

 

carcass - mršina

noun, American English - the body of a dead animal

 

afield - v poli

adverb - in the field, in a distance

ruler - vladař, panovník, vládce

noun - a person, such as a king, who has the power over a country, people etc. and uses the power

 

keep time - držet rytmus, hýbat se do rytmu

verb - to move to the rhythm of a song, to play a drum etc. to the rhythm of a song

lichen - lišejník

noun - a slow-growing organism that arises from a symbiotic relationship between a fungus and an alga or cyanobacterium, often found on rocks, trees, or soil

 

history - dějiny

noun - the things that happened in the past, a description of the (important) things that happened in the past

 

loin cloth - bederní rouška, bederní pokrývka

noun - a piece of cloth worn around the waist to cover the area between the belly and the thighs

 

foreword - předmluva

noun - a short piece of writing placed before the beginning of a book, usually not written by the author of the book

 

scout - zvěd, skaut

noun - a person (usually a soldier) who goes ahead of the group (army) to find paths or the location of the enemy

tummy button - pupík, pupek

noun, British English, informal - a navel, the small part in the middle of your belly