conservatory - konzervatoř, hudební konzervatoř

noun, American English - a school where people learn music or acting

 

conservatory - zimní zahrada, prosklená přístavba

noun, British English - a room with glass walls and glass roof that is attached to a house and is usually used to grow sensitive plants in

 

tearjerker - doják (film, kniha, příběh)

noun, informal - a sad story in a film, a book or a play that is intended to make people cry

 

pome - malvice (plod s jadřincem)

noun - a type of fruit with many small seeds in the middle (e.g. apples, pears)

 

drupe - peckovice, peckovité ovoce

noun - a type of fruit with a large stone in the middle (e.g. the cherries, apricots)

 

kernel - jádro (ořechu, pecky), zrno (kukuřice)

noun - the inner part of a nut or stone; the yellow seed of the maize plant

 

balsamic vinegar - balzamikový ocet

noun - a thick dark vinegar with strong taste

 

embalm - balzamovat, nabalzamovat

verb - to treat a dead body with special substances so that it does not decay

lip salve - balzám na rty, pomáda na rty, jelení lůj

noun, British English - a waxy substance used to moisturize dry or chapped lips

 

balmy - vlahý (vzduch, počasí apod.)

adjective - pleasantly warm

 

balm - balzám, potěcha

noun, literary - something that comforts you and makes you feel relaxed

 

curd - sýřenina, mléčná sraženina, tvaroh

noun - a thick substance made from coagulated sour milk

balsam - pryskyřicový olej, olejná pryskyřice, balzám

noun - oil or sap obtained from some trees or plants that is used to heal wounds

 

salve - balzám, hojivá mast

noun - an oily substance that you put on your dry skin or wound to make it less painful

lip balm - balzám na rty, pomáda na rty, jelení lůj

noun - a waxy substance used to moisturize dry or chapped lips