droll - legrační, komický

adjective - amusing, funny in a strange way

 

twinkle - zářit (např. o očích), blýskat se (např. o očích)

verb - (of eyes) to have a warm, happy expression

 

twinkle - blýskat se, třpytit se

verb - to shine unsteadily (such as a star in the sky)

 

pedlar - pouliční obchodník, podomní obchodník

noun, British English - a person who traveled around, selling things to people

 

peddler - pouliční obchodník, podomní obchodník

noun, American English - a person who traveled around, selling things to people

tarnish - zajít, ztratit lesk (kov apod.)

verb - to lose its clean and shiny quality

 

paw - hrabat, škrábat

verb - to scratch or hit something lightly by using a paw

 

courser - klusák, oř

noun, dated - a type of horse used in the Middle Ages by knights

miniature - miniaturní, titěrný

adjective - extremely small

 

lustre - lesk, třpyt

noun - light being reflected on the surface of something

 

clatter - rachot, řinkot, rámus, řinčení

noun - noise made by hitting thigs together

 

kerchief - šátek

noun, dated - a piece of cloth worn on the head or around teh neck like a scarf

flute - sklenička na šampaňské

noun - a tall narrow glass used for drinking champagne

condiment - ochucovadlo, dochucovadlo

noun, formal - a substance that is added to food to improve its taste, such as salt, pepper, mustard, ketchup, etc.

 

Worcester - Worcester

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