spontaneously - samovolně (např. vybuchnout)

adverb - naturally, without being caused by something else

 

spontaneously - spontánně, nenuceně

adverb - in a spontaneous way, suddenly, without planning

 

trivia - obecné znalosti, vědomosti (obvykle ve spojení s vědomostními kvízy)

noun - facts about various subjects (e.g. history, geography) that are used to test people's overall knowledge

 

trivia - maličkosti, prkotiny, nedůležité informace

noun - unimportant information or details

pool - kulečník, biliár, pool

noun - a game played on a cloth-covered table in which two people use cues (long poles) and hit 16 coloured balls into six holes

 

billiard - kulečníkový, biliárový

adjective - connected with the game of billiards

 

tartar - zubní kámen

noun - a hard substance that forms on your teeth, especially if you do not look after them properly

 

pre-nup - předmanželská smlouva

noun, informal - short for prenuptial agreement (an official agreement made by a couple before they get married, in which they agree what will happen to their possessions if they get divorced)

 

prenuptial agreement - předmanželská smlouva

noun - an official agreement made by a couple before they get married, in which they agree what will happen to their possessions if they get divorced

 

klutzy - neohrabaný, nešikovný

adjective - clumsy, often dropping things, moving awkwardly

 

slapper - štětka, děvka, coura

noun, British English, informal - a very offensive word that is used to describe a woman with many sexual partners

 

slaphead - plešoun, plešatec

noun, British English, informal - an impolite word describing someone who is bald

 

slap - praštit, třísknout, hodit

verb - to put something down in a careless and noisy way, especially because you are angry

 

dive - skočit, vrhnout se, letět střemhlav

verb - to move suddenly towards something, or to fall quickly

 

dive - skok, vrhnutí se, prudký pád

noun - a sudden movement towards something, or a sudden fall