Viking - Viking

noun - a member of a Scandinavian people who settled in some parts of Britain and Northern Europe in the 8th - 10th century

shears - velké nůžky (např. zahradnické nebo na drůbež)

noun - a kind of large scissors used e.g. in the garden to trim bushes or in the kitchen to cut poultry etc.

mouth - ústa, pusa

noun - it is on your face, you put food in it when you eat, there are teeth and a tongue in it

rice - rýže

noun - a food grain that is grown in wet and hot places, it is usually white, it is very popular in China

fight - rvačka

noun - a situation in which you use weapons or your own body to try to defeat somebody, usually in a violent way

 

arsenic - arzen

noun - (the chemical element of atomic number 33) a very poisonous semimetal that is sometimes used in insecticides and in some alloys

 

flutter - poletovat, třepetat křídly

verb - to move back and forth, form side to side, or up and down (in the air), to fly in this manner

 

Labour Day - Den práce

noun - a public holiday to honor workers and their contributions celebrated in many countries, typically on the first Monday of September in the United States and Canada, and on May 1st in many other countries

 

wittingly - vědomě, úmyslně, záměrně

adverb - in a way that is done knowingly and deliberately

stash - ukrýt, uschovat, ulít, ulít si

verb - to hide something in a secret or safe place

 

lodge - uváznout, uvíznout, zaseknout se, zachytit se

verb - to become stuck or firmly fixed in a place

 

fluctuation - kolísání, výkyv, fluktuace

noun - frequent or continuous change in level, strength, or value

gush - rozplývat se (nad něčím), přehnaně chválit, nadšeně mluvit, překypovat nadšením

verb - to express emotions or affection in an exaggerated way

 

sloppy - rozmočený, rozčvachtaný, rozbředlý, mokrý

adjective - wet, messy, or mushy, often in an unpleasant way

 

slick - dokonalý, propracovaný, vybroušený, vyladěný

adjective - efficient or well-executed, often in a stylish way