betrothed - snoubenec, snoubenka

noun, literary - the person who someone has promised to marry

trail - sledovat, stopovat

verb - to follow someone or something, often secretly, in order to watch them

trail - táhnout (za sebou), vláčet, vléct

verb - to pull something behind you, or to be pulled along the ground

 

receptive - receptivní

adjective - related to skills that involve understanding language, such as listening and reading, but not producing it

loaded - prachatý, zazobaný

adjective, informal - very rich (informal)

peddler - dealer, překupník, šmelinář

noun, British English - a person who sells illegal or harmful goods, such as drugs

 

peddle - šířit, rozšiřovat, vnucovat (myšlenky, fámy)

verb - to spread an idea, story, or information, especially if it is false or not very valuable

peddle - prodávat nelegálně, šmelit, kšeftovat

verb - to sell illegal or harmful goods such as drugs

dreamy - zasněný, snivý, duchem nepřítomen

adjective - looking as if you are lost in pleasant thoughts and not noticing what is happening around you

 

earthy - jadrný, drsný, prostořeký, zemitý

adjective - direct, rough, and sometimes offensive in a humorous way, especially about sex or bodily functions

cartridge - kazeta, náplň, zásobník

noun - a small container or case that is designed to be fitted into a larger device and can be replaced when empty or used up

potty - bláznivý, potrhlý, ujetý, praštěný

adjective, British English, informal - slightly crazy, silly, or not sensible

pick at - nimrat se (v jídle), šťourat se (v jídle), dloubat (do jídla), bez chuti uzobávat

verb - to eat only small amounts of food slowly or without interest, often because you are not hungry or feel unwell

corn - kuří oko

noun - a small area of hard skin on your foot that is usually painful

gild - zbarvit do zlatova, dodat zlatavý vzhled

verb, literary - to give something a golden appearance or a look of richness and beauty, as if it were covered in gold