open-faced - obložený (např. chléb nebo toust)

adjective - a piece of pastry (e.g. bread, baguette, etc,) layered with butter, cheese, ham, or other kinds of food

 

smooth - vyhladit, uhladit

verb - to make the surface of something even and flat

 

bags - pytle, váčky (pod očima)

noun - raised skin under a person's eyes

 

anti-wrinkle - proti vráskám

adjective - keeping a person's skin firm, preventing wrinkles to appear on a person's skin

 

toasted - opečený, zapečený

adjective - (of a sandwich etc.) made brown and crisp by using heat

 

dress up - vyzdobit, zkrášlit, dekorovat

verb - to decorate something so that it looks more beautiful or elegant

 

the more the merrier - čím více, tím lépe

phrase - a saying used when someone wants to say that an event or activity will be more entertaining if more people come

 

laurel - vavřín

noun - a shrub with flat long leaves similar to bay leaves

 

flat-pack - nesestavený, nesložený, na části (nábytek)

adjective, British English - (about furniture) not assembled, carried in a long thin box

 

a thing or two - něco málo

phrase, informal - some information or knowledge that can be helpful

 

go on one's merry way - vesele pokračovat, pokračovat v (nějaké aktivitě), dělat co obvykle

verb - to go on doing what one has been doing, usually without thinking about the results

merry-go-round - kolotoč (na pouti)

noun - a disc-like machine with artificial animals that goes around, which people ride on for fun

 

garbage - brak, odpad

noun, informal - something of no use, low quality, or valueless

flute - sklenička na šampaňské

noun - a tall narrow glass used for drinking champagne

condiment - ochucovadlo, dochucovadlo

noun, formal - a substance that is added to food to improve its taste, such as salt, pepper, mustard, ketchup, etc.