scout - zvěd, skaut

noun - a person (usually a soldier) who goes ahead of the group (army) to find paths or the location of the enemy

interrogation - výslech

noun - a period of time in which a prisoner or a suspect is asked a lot of questions about a crime etc.

 

Gospel - evangelium

noun - one of the four books in the New Testament that tell the story of Jesus Christ, his life and his teachings

 

lash - bičovat

verb - to hit a person with an instrument made of a piece of leather fastened to a handle, usually as a punishment

encore - přídavek (na koncertě)

noun - an extra part of a performance (e.g. a few extra songs at the end of a concert) requested by the audience

whip - bičovat

verb - to hit a person with an instrument made of a piece of leather fastened to a handle, usually as a punishment

 

orbit - oběžná dráha

noun - a path of a satellite that is going around a planet or the path of a planet going around a star

 

Northern Ireland - Severní Irsko

noun - the part of the United Kingdom which is located on the large island west of Great Britain, its capital is Belfast

jam - džem

noun - a kind of jelly-like thing that is made of fruits and people put it on bread or in cakes etc.

bandage - obvaz

noun - a strip of cloth or other material used to cover an injured part of the body, usually to prevent bleeding etc.

 

musing - přemítání, dumání, hloubání

noun - the state of thinking about something deeply and carefully

nightstand - noční stolek

noun, American English - a small kind of table next to the bed

 

solemnity - vážnost, obřadnost

noun - the state of being very serious, formal or ceremonious

dive - ponor, potápění (s přístroji)

noun - the act of going under water with special equipment

 

logging - těžba dřeva, dřevařství

noun - the work of cutting down trees for the wood