make over - přepsat (něco na někoho), převést (něco na někoho)

verb - to transfer the ownership of something from one person to another, to give something to someone legally, officially

 

manipulation - manipulace (s lidmi)

noun - the act of controlling people and making them do what you want, especially by being clever and deceptive

pudding - nákyp (slaný, sladký)

noun - a British dish of many forms and styles, often similar to a sweet cake or a savoury pie

pick - trsátko

noun - a small flat piece of plastic that is used to pluck the strings when playing the guitar etc.

remote - dálkový ovladač, ovladač

noun, informal - a device that you can use to control your TV without having to get out of your armchair

yeast - kvasnice, droždí

noun - a kind of fungus that is added to make dough rise or used in making beer or wine

 

adulteration - pančování (např. nápoje), ředění, šizení

noun - the act of mixing something (esp. food and drink) with a different substance to make it less pure

 

stroke - tah (štětcem)

noun - a mark on a surface (paper, canvas etc.) made by a single movement of a pen, brush etc.

 

obsession - posedlost

noun - the state of being interested in something too much, in a way that is not normal or healthy

 

tear duct - slzný kanálek

noun - a kind of tube that carries tears from the tear gland to the eye and the nasal cavity

 

class - vyučovací hodina, hodina (vyučovací)

noun - a period in which a student studies a subject with a teacher, a part of a school day

postcode - poštovní směrovací číslo

noun, British English - a code made up of numbers and/or letters that identifies the place where a letter is sent

 

witness - svědek (na svatbě)

noun - a person who is present at a wedding and signs his name as a proof of the wedding

 

verdict - verdikt

noun - a decision made by a group of people, esp. one saying whether a suspect is guilty or innocent

 

veto - vetovat

verb - to refuse to accept a new act etc. when it has been approved of by the parliament etc.