eh - cože? jakže?

interjection, British English, informal - used when you didn't understand or aren't sure you understood what someone has just said

 

snooze - dřímat, pospávat

verb - to sleep lightly during the day, especially if you're not in bed

 

virginity - panenství, panictví

noun - the state of being a virgin

 

blight - plíseň, hniloba (na rostlinách)

noun - a disease that kills plants, there are many kinds

 

sucker - kdo nedokáže něčemu odolat, kdo má pro něco slabost

noun, informal - someone who can't resist something, someone who enjoys something very much

 

blossom - vzkvétat, rozvíjet se

verb - to grow, to develop, to become more successful

amuse-bouche - jednohubkový předkrm

noun - a small bit-sized appetizer that is served before and/or during a meal

 

entrée - předkrm nebo hlavní chod

noun - a small dish served before the main course (usually British usage) or the main dish of a meal (usually American usage)

hors d'oeuvre - předkrm

noun - food that is served, usually in small amounts, before the main course

 

whopper - obr

noun, informal - something very big and impressive

 

whopping - ohromný, úchvatný, neuvěřitelný, neskutečný

adjective - very big, very impressive

recess - přestávka (školní)

noun, American English - a break between lessons at school, especially a longer one during which students can go outside and play

 

consommé - vývar (polévka)

noun - soup made by boiling meat and vegetables

 

famous last words - aby ses nedivil

phrase - a phrase used as a warning to somebody who is being too confident about something

 

fatiguing - vyčerpávající, vysilující, únavný

adjective - exhausting, tiresome, making someone extremely tired