postpartum - poporodní, puerperální

adjective, technical - occurring or relating to the period after childbirth, especially concerning the mother's physical and emotional health

 

postnatal - poporodní, postnatální

adjective - occurring or existing after birth, particularly in relation to the baby or the period following childbirth

reclusive - samotářský, uzavřený, osamělý, poustevnický

adjective - preferring to live in isolation, avoiding the company of others

recluse - samotář, poustevník

noun - a person who lives alone and deliberately avoids the company of others

 

dicey - ošemetný, riskantní, nebezpečný

adjective, informal - risky or dangerous, often implying that the situation is uncertain or unpredictable

 

inconsistency - nesrovnalost, rozpor, nepřesnost, nesoulad, nekonzistentnost

noun - a lack of agreement or harmony between different parts of something

 

touristy - hojně navštěvovaný, silně turistický, přeplněný turisty, turistický

adjective, informal - designed to attract or cater to tourists, often in a commercial or exaggerated way

 

reliance - důvěra, závislost, spolehnutí se, opora

noun - dependence on or trust in someone or something for support or help

 

bounty - hojnost, úroda

noun - a large amount or abundance of something, such as crops or resources

 

bounty - odměna (peněžitá)

noun - a reward or generous gift, often in the form of money or valuable items

 

superiority - nadřazenost, přesila, převaha

noun - the state of being better or higher in rank, quality, or importance than others

 

depraved - zkažený, zvrhlý, pokleslý (mravně)

adjective, formal - morally bad or evil; corrupted

 

deprave - zkazit, kazit (mravně)

verb, formal - to make someone morally bad or corrupt

griffin - gryf (mytické zvíře)

noun - a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle, often depicted as a guardian of treasures and symbols of strength and wisdom

 

allusion - narážka, zmínka, nepřímý odkaz

noun - an indirect reference to something, typically a work of literature, a person, or an event