mix - smíchat, promíchat, míchat, smísit, mísit

verb - to put a number of things together in a way that they cannot be separated easily

meat - maso

noun - the food that comes from the flesh of animals, you can buy it at the butcher's

 

spark - jiskřit

verb - to produce small pieces of burning material; to produce light when electricity passes across a space

slope - svah, stráň

noun - a surface that is going up or down at an angle, the side of a mountain

skate - brusle (jedna)

noun - one of the special boots with metal blades fitted to them used for sliding over ice

 

Gilderoy Lockhart - Zlatoslav Lockhart

noun - (Harry Potter) Harry's teacher of Defense Against the Dark Arts in his second year at Hogwarts

 

gag - zacpat ústa, umlčet, ucpat ústa roubíkem

verb - to make someone unable to speak by tying a piece of cloth etc. over their mouth

gown - talár

noun - a special kind of clothes worn by teachers and students at special occasions, e.g. graduation ceremonies

ghost - duch

noun - a visible form of a dead person that can usually fly and go through walls etc.

commentary - komentář (sportovní)

noun - the act of describing what is going on in a game or sport at the moment

cableway - lanovka, lanová dráha

noun - a way of transporting people in a carriage travelling through the air fastened to a cable

coarse - hrubý, drsný

adjective - rough and harsh, not smooth (e.g. a surface); or consisting of fairly large pieces (e.g. sand)

coal - uhlí

noun - black or dark brown material dug out of the earth which is burned to give heat

branch - větev

noun - a long part of a tree that grows from the trunk, leaves usually grow from it

affair - milostný poměr, milostná pletka, poměr (milostný), pletka (milostná)

noun - a sexual relationship between two people, especially when one of them is married to somebody else