pin - kuželka

noun - a tall bottle-shaped object that players try to knock down in a game such as bowling

 

legume - luštěnina

noun - a plant that has seeds in long pods, such as a bean plant or a pea plant

daylight saving time - letní čas

noun, American English - the time when clocks are one hour ahead of standard time during the summer (abbreviated as DST)

 

craft - plavidlo

noun - a vehicle for travelling through the air or on water, such as a boat or a spacecraft

 

shroom - houbička (halucinogenní)

noun, American English - a kind of mushroom that makes you hallucinate if you eat it, often used as a drug

gift voucher - dárková poukázka, dárkový kupon

noun - a piece of paper, given as a present, that can be exchanged for goods in a shop

 

mime - otevírat pusu (jako když mluvím), dělat jako když mluvím

verb - to open your mouth as if you were speaking, often pretending to sing along with a recording

 

sushi - sushi

noun - a Japanese dish made with rice combined with ingredients such as raw or cooked fish, vegetables, or seaweed

stampede - splašit se, splašeně se hnát, prchat v panice

verb - to suddenly rush forward in a panicked or uncontrolled manner, usually as a group of people or animals

undercover - tajný, v utajení, inkognito

adjective - working secretly, especially as a police officer trying to get information without people knowing who you really are

 

rube - balík, vesničan, buran, prosťáček, venkovan

noun, informal - a person who is inexperienced, unsophisticated, or from the countryside, often seen as naive or lacking social polish

smellies - vůně, voňavky, voňavé produkty

noun, British English, informal - scented products, such as perfumes, soaps, body lotions, shower gels, and other items that have a pleasant fragrance

tradesman - řemeslník, odborník (na řemeslo), živnostník

noun - a skilled person who works with their hands in a particular trade, such as a plumber or carpenter

preview - náhled, ukázka, předpremiéra, přehled

noun - a showing or display of something, such as a film, event, or product, before it is officially available

 

oblige - vyhovět, učinit laskavost, zavděčit se

verb, formal - to do something because it is necessary or because someone has asked you to, often as a favour