onlooker - přihlížející, pozorovatel

noun - a person who watches an activity without participating in it, a spectator

 

campaign - vojenské operace

noun - military operations aimed at achieving a particular goal in a particular area

veteran - veterán

noun - a person who fought in a war as a soldier and survived

condominium - bytový dům (ve vlastnictví uživatelů)

noun, American English - a building with apartments owned by the people who live in them

 

Renaissance - renesance

noun - a cultural movement between 14th and 17th century which started in Italy

 

tilted - nakloněný, zakloněný, odklopený

adjective - moved in a way that one side is higher than the other

 

incredulously - nevěřícně, nechtěje věřit

adverb - in a way that indicates that you are unwilling to believe something

preoccupied - ponořený v myšlenkách, zadumaný, zahloubaný, zabraný v myšlenkách

adjective - absorbed in thought, paying little attention to what is happening around you

 

murmur - mumlat

verb - to say something in a way that it cannot be understood easily

 

frat - univerzitní spolek (pro muže), vysokoškolský spolek (pro muže)

noun, informal - (short) an organisation for male university students in the US or Canada

 

dating - chození (s někým), randění

noun - having a meeting/meetings with somebody who you are in love with

river bed - koryto řeky, dno řeky, řečiště

noun - a channel through which a river flows (or flowed in the past)

 

exclaim - zvolat, vykřiknout

verb - to say something suddenly and loudly, esp. in shock, horror, or surprise

 

striker - útočník (fotbalový)

noun - a player in football whose job is to try to score goals

 

semi - dvojdomek

noun, British English - two houses joined together in a way that they share one wall