stay away - držet se stranou, nemíchat se do něčeho

verb - not to go near someone or something, not to meddle in something, not to be involved in something

 

cleft palate - rozštěp patra

noun - a birth defect in which there is a split or opening in the roof of the baby's mouth

 

obsession - posedlost

noun - the state of being interested in something too much, in a way that is not normal or healthy

 

paddle - pálka (např. na stolní tenis)

noun, American English - a flat piece of wood covered in rubber that is used to hit the ball in table tennis

fungus - houba, plíseň

noun - a kind of organism that looks a bit like a plant, has no flower, leaves etc., it usually grows in a forest or in dark places, esp. in houses

baptism - křest

noun - a ceremony in which they pour water on a person's head or in which a person is submerged in water to show that they have become members of the church

pedal - pedál (např. v autě)

noun - a foot-operated lever or control mechanism in a vehicle (such as accelerator, brake and clutch in a car)

 

Hobbiton - Hobitín

noun - a fictional village in the Shire, in J.R.R. Tolkien’s world of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit

 

parallel - odpovídat, být podobný, být obdobný

verb - to be similar to something in form or function; to match or correspond to something in a similar way

 

call up - povolat (do armády), odvést, draftovat (sport.)

verb, American English, informal - to make someone enter the army or fight in a war, to allow someone to play in a team

 

potential - potenciál

noun - the chance that something will happen in the future, the possibility that something can become better in the future

 

climate change - změna klimatu

noun - changes in the earth's climate, especially the rise in temperature that is believed to be caused by human activity

mitten - rukavice (palčák)

noun - a glove that covers the four fingers of the hand in one part and the thumb in the other

mitt - rukavice

noun - a glove that covers the four fingers of the hand in one part and the thumb in the other

grand piano - křídlo, klavír

noun - a large piano on three legs, the strings are in horizontal position, it is often used in concerts etc.