sturgeon - jeseter

noun - a large fish with a long body, its eggs are sometimes harvested and eaten as caviar

 

detox - detoxikovat, odstranit škodlivé látky

verb, informal - to remove harmful substances from your body by eating only healthy foods to improve your health

 

hippogriff - hipogrif

noun - (Harry Potter) a winged creature that has a bird-like head and body of a horse

hang - oběsit, pověsit (oběsit)

verb - to kill somebody by putting a rope around their neck and letting the body drop downwards

 

tingle - štípat, bodat, píchat

verb - to feel as if many small needles were being pushed into a part of your body

top - tričko, halenka

noun - a light piece of clothing that you wear on your upper body, e.g. a T-shirt

 

crouch - přikrčit se, krčit se, sehnout se, sklánět se

verb - to bend the knees and the body slightly so that you are closer to the ground

injection - injekce, vstříknutí

noun - a way of putting medicine into the body through the skin by using a thin needle

stick insect - pakobylka

noun - an insect with a very thin long body that can be easily mistaken for a stick

 

shellfish - měkkýš, korýš

noun - an animal that lives in water and has very soft body protected by a hard covering

scratch - poškrábat (se), podrbat (se), škrábat (se), drbat (se)

verb - to use fingernails or claws to rub a part of the body that has been itching

stomach - břicho

noun - the part of the body that is located between the chest and the hip, the belly

 

corgi - corgi (plemeno psa)

noun - a dog breed (long body, short legs, erect ears, a fox-like head with pointed nose)

postmortem examination - pitva

noun, formal - the act of opening the body of a dead person to find out why they died

postmortem - pitva

noun, formal - the act of opening the body of a dead person to find out why they died