wintertide - zima, zimní čas, zimní doba

noun, dated - wintertime

 

springtide - jaro, jarní období, období jara

noun, dated - springtime

nighttide - noc

noun, dated - the part of the day when people usually sleep

 

eventide - večer

noun, dated - evening, late afternoon

 

noontide - poledne

noun, dated - midday, 12 o'clock PM

 

heartening - povzbudivý

adjective - giving someone hope, courage, etc.

reinforcements - posily

noun - extra soldiers (police etc.) sent to strengthen an army (police force etc.)

spoor - jít po stopě, stopovat

verb - to follow the track or scent left by a wild animal, to follow the tracks left by a criminal

desert island - pustý ostrov, opuštěný ostrov

noun - a tropical island where no one lives

 

intimidation - zastrašování

noun - the act of threatening or frightening someone

 

callous - bezcitný, bezohledný

adjective - not caring about other people's feelings or the fact that they suffer

 

flared - zvonový, do zvonu, dole se rozšiřující (např. kalhoty, sukně)

adjective - wider at the bottom, or becoming wider at the bottom

mandible - kusadlo (hmyzu)

noun - the part of an insect's mouth that is used for biting and chewing

loppers - dlouhé zahradnické nůžky

noun - a garden tool similar to a pair of scissors with very long handles that is used to cut twigs and small brunches

secateurs - zahradnické nůžky

noun, British English - a garden tool which resembles a large pair of scissors that is used to cut stems and twigs