for laughs - ze srandy, pro legraci, pro zábavu

phrase, British English, informal - done for a laugh without serious intentions

 

burst into - propuknout v, náhle se dát do (např. breku), vybouchnout, vyprsknout (smíchy apod.)

verb - to have a sudden fit of something, e.g. tears

 

Dagon - Dagon

noun - an ancient fish-god

 

webbed - s plovacími blánami

adjective - having skin between the fingers that makes it easier for some animals to swim (e.g. ducks, frogs etc.)

 

raider - útočník, nájezdník

noun - a person who attacks or enters a place suddenly and violently

crayon - pastelka

noun - a pencil used to write or draw in different colours

 

so you know - abys věděl

phrase, informal - a phrase we use to say that we're informing someone about something they should probably know

 

trolley - vozík, servírovací stolek (pojízdný)

noun, British English - a small vehicle or table with four wheels that is pushed or pulled and is used for carrying things

 

objectivity - objektivita, nestrannost

noun - the fact of being based on facts rather than on personal opinions

 

metallurgy - hutnictví, metalurgie

noun - the scientific study of the properties and uses of metals

 

materially - podstatně

adverb - in an important way

 

materially - materiálně

adverb - in a way that relates to possessions, money or the physical world

 

immaterial - nepodstatný

adjective - not important or not relevant in a particular situation

 

materialistic - materialistický

adjective - believing that money and possessions are the most important things in life

 

materialism - materialismus

noun, technical - the belief that the spiritual world does not exist and only physical matter exists