womb - děloha

noun - the organ in a woman's body where the fetus develops before it is born

Iowa - Iowa

noun - a state in the Midwest of the United States, its capital is Des Moines

 

uterus - děloha

noun - the organ in a woman's body where the fetus develops before it is born

 

coexist - koexistovat, žít vedle sebe

verb, formal - to exist or live together, in the same place or at the same time

 

South America - Jižní Amerika

noun - a continent in the Western Hemisphere that is to the south of North America

 

North America - Severní Amerika

noun - a continent in the Western Hemisphere that is to the north of South America

event - disciplína (sportovní)

noun - one of the contests in a sports competition (such as the Olympic Games etc.)

 

anyway - vůbec, vlastně (v otázkách)

adverb - an adverb used in questions to change the subject and stress the thought expressed

 

senate - senát

noun - the smaller of the two groups of people that make laws in a country

 

environmentally - ekologicky, s ohledem na životní prostředí

adverb - in a way that is connected to the environment and/or protecting the environment

 

crouch - přikrčení

noun - the position of the body in which the knees and the body is slightly bent so that you are closer to the ground

 

Boudica - Boudicca, Boadicea

noun - a famous Celtic queen who lived in the 1st century in Britain, she was a leader of a major rebellion against the occupying forces of the Roman Empire

 

Boudicca - Boudicca, Boadicea

noun - a famous Celtic queen who lived in the 1st century in Britain, she was a leader of a major rebellion against the occupying forces of the Roman Empire

 

Boadicea - Boadicea, Boudicca

noun - a famous Celtic queen who lived in the 1st century in Britain, she was a leader of a major rebellion against the occupying forces of the Roman Empire

 

hammy - přehrávající, přehrávaný, afektovaný, teatrální, strojený

adjective, informal - overly theatrical or exaggerated in expression or behaviour, especially in acting; showy or over-the-top