revulsion - odpor, znechucení, zhnusení, pocit hnus

noun - a strong feeling of disgust or repulsion, often caused by something unpleasant or offensive

 

enrolment - počet zapsaných, počet přihlášených, počet účastníků

noun - the number of people who have registered or been accepted in an organization, institution, or course

 

enrolment - přihlášení, registrace, zápis, zapsání

noun - the act of officially joining or registering for an organization, institution, or course

notions - galanterie, šicí potřeby

noun, American English, technical - small sewing items or accessories, such as buttons, zippers, thread, needles, and other supplies used for making or repairing garments

 

gut - vyplenit, vybrakovat, poničit, zničit (vnitřek objektu)

verb - to destroy the inside of a structure, often by fire or other damage

gut - vykuchat, zbavit vnitřností

verb - to remove the internal organs of an animal, especially in preparation for cooking

treasure - cenit si, vážit si, opatrovat, hýčkat

verb - to value highly or cherish; to regard something as precious or of great worth

 

power nap - rychlé zdřímnutí, krátké zdřímnutí

noun - a short sleep during the day which helps you get your energy back

 

groggy - grogy, vyčerpaný

adjective - too tired, unable to think or work because of being exhausted or sick

 

circumnavigate - obeplout, obeplouvat, plavit se

verb, formal - to travel, especially sail, all the way around something, especially the Earth or another large area

 

distinctly - zřetelně, jasně, výrazně, nápadně

adverb - in a way that is clear and unmistakable

mortician - pohřební pracovník, hrobník, funebrák

noun, American English - a person whose job is to prepare dead bodies for burial or cremation and to arrange funerals

spoon - nabrat lžící, nalít lžící

verb, informal - to pick up and move food with a spoon

trolley - tramvaj

noun, American English - a vehicle that runs on rails, typically powered by electricity from overhead wires, and is used for public transportation on city streets

streetcar - tramvaj

noun, American English - a vehicle that runs on rails, typically powered by electricity from overhead wires, and is used for public transportation on city streets