obediently - poslušně

adverb - in a manner that shows willingness to follow an order, request, or law

 

cohesive - soudržný, držící pohromadě, hodící se k sobě, kompaktní

adjective - related or connected to form a whole; working together effectively

nosh - svačinka, něco malého k jídlu

noun, American English, informal - something small to eat between main meals

nosh - jídlo, dlabanec

noun, British English, dated - food; a meal

 

hillbilly - venkovan, venkovský křupan, venkovský balík

noun, American English, informal - an offensive word for an uneducated and often poor person who lives in the country or the mountains

 

peninsular - poloostrovní

adjective - relating to a peninsula

 

sanitizer - dezinfekční prostředek

noun - a liquid used to disinfect something, especially the hands

 

elevate - zvýšit, zvednout, stoupnout, povýšit, vyvýšit

verb, formal - to raise something up, to put something higher

 

verminous - zavšivený, plný škůdců, zamořený škůdci

adjective, formal - covered with vermin

bait - škádlit, provokovat, popichovat, dovírat si

verb - to deliberately annoy or provoke someone

bait - nasadit návnadu, nastražit návnadu, políčit návnadu

verb - to prepare a hook or trap with bait for fishing or hunting

 

bait - lákadlo, vábnička, návnada

noun - a thing or a person used to entice or provoke someone into reacting in a particular way, often negatively or impulsively

sliver - kousek, kousíček, odštěpek, úlomek (úzký, dlouhý)

noun - a small, thin piece or fragment that has been cut or broken off from a larger object, often with a sharp or narrow shape

 

folk tale - lidová pověst, lidové vyprávění

noun - a traditional story passed down orally from generation to generation, often featuring mythical creatures, talking animals, or moral lessons

 

take it for granted - brát jako fakt, nepochybovat o tom, brát to jako samozřejmé, považovat za samozřejmé

verb - not to doubt something, to accept something as a fact