thirst - žízeň

noun - a need to drink something

 

terrify - děsit, vyděsit

verb - to make somebody very frightened

taste - chutnat (nějak), mít nějakou chuť

verb - to have a particular flavour

thirsty - žíznivý, mající žízeň

adjective - wanting and needing to drink

straightforward - přímočarý, přímý, upřímný, otevřený

adjective - simple, not difficult to understand

 

eye-watering - příšerný, šokující, ohromující, astronomický

adjective, British English, informal - extremely surprising, shocking, or excessive, often to the point of being difficult to comprehend

invalid - invalida, nemohoucí člověk, invalidní osoba, dlouhodobě nemocný člověk

noun - a person who needs to be cared for due to illness, disability, or injury

discharge - propustit, uvolnit (např. z nemocnice, z vězení)

verb - to allow someone to leave a place, especially a hospital, military service, or prison

treasure - cenit si, vážit si, opatrovat, hýčkat

verb - to value highly or cherish; to regard something as precious or of great worth

 

wince - zašklebit se (např. bolestí), cuknout, ucuknout

verb - to make a slight involuntary grimace or flinch in response to pain or discomfort

 

jell - želírovat, tuhnout, ztuhnout (na gel)

verb - (of a liquid) to thicken to a state that is neither solid nor liquid

 

gel - želírovat, tuhnout, ztuhnout (na gel)

verb, British English - (of a liquid) to thicken to a state that is neither solid nor liquid

froth up - pěnit, napěnit, zpěnit (se)

verb - to contain a lot of bubbles on top, or to produce bubbles on top

replicate - opakovat, zopakovat, zkopírovat, kopírovat, reprodukovat

verb, formal - to make an exact copy of something; to reproduce the same results or conditions

shatterproof - netříštivý, odolný proti rozbití

adjective - designed to resist breaking or shattering, ensuring durability and safety when subjected to impact