sycophant - patolízal, podlézavec, pochlebovač, přisluhovač

noun, formal - a person who says nice things to powerful people just to get their help or to stay in their favour

vivacious - živý, energický, temperamentní, veselý, čiperný (hlavně o ženě)

adjective - attractively lively, animated, and full of energy, especially used to describe a woman’s personality

 

visceral - útrobní, viscerální, interní, vnitřní, týkající se vnitřních orgánů

adjective, technical - relating to the internal organs of the body, especially those within the chest or abdomen (such as the heart, lungs, liver, intestines, etc.)

 

visceral - instinktivní, niterný, emotivní, vnitřní, hluboce prožitý

adjective, literary - relating to deep inward feelings rather than to the intellect; instinctive and emotional, often raw or intense

 

bloodbath - krvavý masakr, krveprolití, jatka, masové zabíjení

noun - a situation in which many people are killed violently, especially in a short period of time or in a brutal way

 

coarsen - zhrubnout, otupět, ztratit cit (o člověku)

verb - to become or make someone less sensitive, polite, or refined, often as a result of hardship, exposure to harsh conditions, or moral decline

flatten out - narovnat, uhladit, zploštit, vyrovnat

verb - to make something flat or flatter

 

Maundy - (obřad) umývání nohou, (skutek milosrdenství na Zelený čtvrtek)

noun - a Christian ceremony held on the Thursday before Easter, when people remember how Jesus washed the feet of his disciples and gave them a new commandment to love each other

 

one-track - omezený, jednostranný, zaměřený jen jedním směrem

adjective - focused only on one thing or idea, without considering other possibilities

 

discount - nebrat v úvahu, ignorovat, nepřikládat význam, brát na lehkou váhu, nepřihlížet (k něčemu)

verb - to regard something as unimportant or unlikely; to disregard

 

enlightenment - osvícení, prozření, poznání, pochopení

noun - the state of having knowledge or understanding, or the process of giving someone this knowledge or understanding

 

pop - pop, popová hudba

noun, American English - a style of popular music with a strong rhythm and simple melodies, made to appeal to a wide audience

 

grade - stupeň, kvalita, úroveň

noun - a level or step in a scale, often used to show quality, difficulty, or rank

lacklustre - nevýrazný, mdlý, bez jiskry, fádní, nudný, nezáživný

adjective - not energetic, exciting, or impressive

 

nonverbal - neverbální, beze slov, nonverbální

adjective - not involving or using words or speech