mime - otevírat pusu (jako když mluvím), dělat jako když mluvím

verb - to open your mouth as if you were speaking, often pretending to sing along with a recording

 

stake - hráz, kůl (pro upalování)

noun - a pointed wooden post to which people were tied in the past before being burnt to death

groom - upravovat srst (zvířete), česat (zvíře), hřebelcovat (koně)

verb - to care for the fur or skin of an animal, to brush the fur of an animal

 

make up - zajistit, dát dohromady (např. nějaký peněžní obnos)

verb - to add something to make an amount of something as large as it should be, especially money

Jordan - Jordánsko

noun - a country in Western Asia, situated on the east bank of the Jordan River, bordered by Syria to the north, Iraq to the northeast, Saudi Arabia to the south and southeast, and Israel and Palestine to the west

 

cloche - ochranný poklop (jídla či rostlin), poklop

noun - a glass or plastic cover in the shape of a bell that is used to cover young plants to protect them from cold, or to cover food to prevent it from going stale or protect it from insects

 

solicit - nabízet sexuální služby

verb - to offer sexual services, usually for money

 

involuntary - mimovolný, samovolný, nevědomý, neúmyslný, bezděčný

adjective - happening without you deciding to do it

raring - dychtivý, nedočkavý, natěšený, celý divý

adjective, informal - very eager and excited to do something

 

mispronounce - špatně vyslovit, zkomolit, vyslovit nesprávně

verb - to pronounce a word or sound incorrectly

 

misinform - nesprávně informovat, podat mylné informace, dezinformovat

verb - to give someone wrong or false information

 

burnish - vylepšit, napravit (reputaci apod.)

verb, formal - to improve something, especially reputation or image

 

suffrage - volební právo

noun - the right to vote in political elections

 

dun - upomínat (dluh), vymáhat platbu, neustále připomínat dluh

verb, formal - to repeatedly demand payment of a debt

 

you're welcome - není vůbec zač, není zač, nemáš (nemáte) za co

phrase - used as a polite response to thanks