slurp - srkání, usrkávání (hlasité)

noun - the sound made when eating or drinking noisily

 

alarmingly - znepokojivě

adverb - in a way that causes the feeling of danger

 

relish - pikantní omáčka (z ovoce či zeleniny), omáčka (pikantní)

noun, formal - a condiment or sauce made from chopped fruits or vegetables, typically seasoned with spices, vinegar, or other flavorings

 

herb Paris - vraní oko

noun - a poisonous plant that produces one glossy black or dark purple berry

 

roofing - pokrývačství, zastřešení, střešní krytina

noun - the material used to build roofs, the process of building roofs

 

petty - hnidopišský, úzkoprsý, malicherný, přízemní

adjective - concerned with small and unimportant matters in a spiteful or overly critical way

 

petty cash - drobná hotovost (v pokladně)

noun - a small amount of money that is kept in an office for minor or incidental purchases

condominium - byt v osobním vlastnictví, vlastnický byt

noun, American English - an apartment in a building where every apartment is owned by the people who live in it

condo - byt v osobním vlastnictví, vlastnický byt

noun, American English, informal - an apartment in a building where every apartment is owned by the people who live in it (short for condominium)

villain - darebák, mizera, lump, padouch

noun - a morally bad person or a criminal

 

minor - mollový (hud.)

adjective - a musical term referring to a specific type of scale, chord, or key characterized by a darker, more melancholic or sad sound

 

major - durový (hud.)

adjective - a musical term referring to a specific type of scale, chord, or key characterized by a bright and relatively happy sound

 

key - tónina

noun - the scale or group of pitches that forms the basis of a composition, typically centered around a particular tonic note

 

timbre - barva (hlasu či tónu)

noun - the quality or color of a sound that distinguishes it from other sounds of the same pitch and volume

ensemble - soubor, sbor, skupina

noun - a group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together